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I'd recommend Microsoft Visual C++. It's a very good IDE, but it's not free. I don't know it's exact price, I got it with Microsoft Visual Studio. You can create the source code in any word processing program, Notepad is a good one, if you've got to use it. If you code that way, you'd need a compiler. I've heard <a href="http://www.borland.com/products/downloads/download_cbuilder.html#">Borland</a> makes a good command-line compiler, though I haven't used it, since I have MSVC++.
 
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Dude, I moved your thread to the Coding section for a reason... if you have anything to post on programming, do so in that forum.

That being said, I'm using MSVC++.net Standard.
 
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Code Warrior.

Get the learning version first and then later get the professional version.
 

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Well you can use M$ Visual C++ .NET (.NET is crap) or Dev-C++ from bloodshed (uses MingW compiler). Or just GCC :D
 

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