What software should i use to program in c++ language.??

I am using Turbo C++ V4.5 (TCW) If I am not wrong ! But while making some programs of "Queue" It showed some error which stated that the software met a 'Stack exception' and the program has to terminate. But when I ran the same code in Borland C++ V5.02 it turned to be good. So I am asking that whether is there any other powerful software (better than the two abovestated).?? THANK YOU!
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Two free compilers/IDEs I use are:

Visual Studio 2015 Community and Orwell's Dev-C++ fork.

https://www.visualstudio.com/downloads/visual-studio-2015-downloads-vs#
(check the bottom of the page to download the ISO)

http://orwelldevcpp.blogspot.com/
On Windows, I recommend Visual Studio 2015 or later.
With Windows, I like Code::Blocks and minGW.

When using Linux (usually, Linux Mint), I use Code::Blocks and g++.

All of the above - except Windows - are free. They're popular choices, and they work well. But they're certainly not the only reasonable choices.
I would also recommend Code::Blocks, it has basically all the feature you should ever need, and isn't unnecessarily complex like Visual Studio (by which I don't mean that VS is better equipped, I mean that I find the layout and the processes that you have to do to be unintuitive).
Thank you guys what I infered from your expert advices is that good handlers of c++ are Visual Studio and Code Blocks . Thanks Everyone ... :) :)
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