TC++ and VC++
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What is the difference betwenn TC++ and VC++?
And is there any difference in syntax?
What is the difference betwenn TC++ and VC++?
And is there any difference in syntax?
I believe you are referencing Turbo C++ and Visual C++
These are not language versions. They are compilers for C++ just like GCC, Clang and others. In ideal world there wouldn't have any difference and would fully support latest standard. In reality Turbo C++ is extremely outdated and isn't advised to use.
Visual C++ in Microsoft Visual Studio 2012 is fine (if you don't mind some missing features of C++11) and have a great IDE. However it sometimes it suggest users to use non-portable extensions for language which is bad, but if you know these pitfalls it is a great IDE to use. Express version is free.
Also I want to suggest Code::Blocks with MinGW if you want somewhat less comfortable IDE but most full support of C++11 on current moment.
Or Orwells Dev-C++. It is uses MinGW too, but I haven't used it and cannot tell about it much.
These are not language versions. They are compilers for C++ just like GCC, Clang and others. In ideal world there wouldn't have any difference and would fully support latest standard. In reality Turbo C++ is extremely outdated and isn't advised to use.
Visual C++ in Microsoft Visual Studio 2012 is fine (if you don't mind some missing features of C++11) and have a great IDE. However it sometimes it suggest users to use non-portable extensions for language which is bad, but if you know these pitfalls it is a great IDE to use. Express version is free.
Also I want to suggest Code::Blocks with MinGW if you want somewhat less comfortable IDE but most full support of C++11 on current moment.
Or Orwells Dev-C++. It is uses MinGW too, but I haven't used it and cannot tell about it much.
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