If you're on windows that (Microsoft visual c++) is the cheapest and easiest road to take. Others will argue go open source, but that microsoft compiler is pretty dang good for the price and reliability.
One thing you'll want to note, not sure if this is still true, but I believe the free version of Visual C++ from Microsoft might not let you publish the software you make in it (ie make money off of it).
I am looking to learn c++ which free compiler should I use? Is visual c++ from windows different than normal?
best C or C++ free compiler is: gcc... get a good ide like eclipse or emacs and you're ready to change the world!
Reply:The express edition of Visual C++ should be fine. And yes, unmanaged Visual C++ should compile any standard C++ program just fine. Microsoft also offers Managed C++, which is non-standard and offers things like automatic array bounds checking, access to .Net, etc.
Reply:I think first you have to go for like TurboC++ or BorlandC++ like complier after then use Visual C++ it will surely help you.
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