Super Easy C / C++ Tools Install on Linux - Create and Compile Your First Program with GCC / G++.

Super Easy C / C++ Tools Install on Linux which will help you Create and Compile your first C / C++ program today. This is intended for C / C++ beginners who need help setting up C / C++ compiler tools on their Linux distro of choice. (Ubuntu, Debian, Arch, RHEL based). C / C++ is general use programming language and all you need is a few minutes to setup GCC / G++ things setup so you can compile your own programs on Linux today using C / C++ compiler tools.
Start compiling your very first program by installing GCC / G++ and compiling. This is an easy method to install the tools required to compile C / C++ programs using the native package manager of your Linux Distro whether it be Ubuntu, Debian, Arch, or RHEL based. Look in further below in the description to find the proper package name for your distro. Start Programming in C / C++ today on your Linux system.
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Useful Links/Commands:
RHEL/CentOS/Fedora -
sudo yum groupinstall "Development Tools"
or
sudo yum install gcc gcc-c++ make
Debian/Ubuntu Based -
sudo apt install build-essential
Arch Based -
sudo pacman -Sy base-devel

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[@whythe7256]

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Thank you, my brother, for helping me out. May God bless you!

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thank you for taking the time to make this video it was extremely helpful

[@SavvyNik]

Np glad you liked it

[@b4rt009]

That was a really clear explanation, thanks!

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@@b4rt009 Awesome, thanks!! :D

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Thank you so much for this video helping out us beginners!

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[@phaedrus2633]

Great and simple. I wish I had watched this first instead of messing with VS Code.

[@justinsm]

I can't got installed in. do u succeed?

[@phaedrus2633]

@@justinsm Yes, build-essential is an aptitude package. It installed very easily. Make sure you use sudo qpt install build-essential, not essentials. To see if you already have it, dpkg --list.

[@Hero-wd9vn]

You helped a lot, thank you!

[@SavvyNik]

You're welcome, glad you liked it!

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Hey savvynik, nice video.......

[@SavvyNik]

Thanks @Dolphin

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I subscribe just now. Thanks man.

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Thank you very much ! Great content.

[@SavvyNik]

No problem

[@VndNvwYvvSvv]

Cool. How about a modern, usable IDE though? Something with lookup, autocomplete, syntax checking, etc. You know, everything a professional would need to be competitive by increasing productivity.

[@SavvyNik]

How about Codium?

[@DopiAja]

Thank you 🙏👍👍

[@stangblade]

very helpful! thank you!

[@SavvyNik]

You're welcome!

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Great helped

[@godofkings4366]

thank you very much

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thanks you, you got my sub

[@Dexter101x]

First. I prefer installing packages via synaptic manager

[@SavvyNik]

Wooot!! Yeah synaptic is great if you like something graphical =)

[@Dexter101x]

@@SavvyNik It's just too complicated to install via the terminal. I don't mind, but it's sudo this, sudo that....I know I can use the sudo su to stop using too much sudos, but you get what I am saying

[@SavvyNik]

@@Dexter101x yeah of course. To each their own. I love doing stuff the graphical way as well in most cases, but sometimes the CLI can be very powerful. This is one of those cases. One command installs all the tools you would need to setup a entire environment for compiling C++ programs on. I think that's pretty cool haha

[@fastlearner292]

Great video

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great job !

[@SavvyNik]

Thanks!! Glad you enjoyed it.

[@VincentNino-ch2ec]

thx it works

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I thick you should be vim mostly as Nano 'recording macro..'

[@SavvyNik]

haha yes I'm used to vim

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@@SavvyNik cos when your fingers like to use vim it's hard to change some other editor

[@SavvyNik]

for sure

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perfect!

[@ThanhDark1909]

thank you

[@SavvyNik]

No problem

[@roxel849]

This "sudo apt install build-essential " command isn't working on Fedora. I have also tried "sudo dnf install build-essential" but didn't work.

[@SavvyNik]

You'll need something like this with dnf:
sudo dnf groupinstall "Development Tools" "Development Libraries"

[@roxel849]

@@SavvyNik Thanks Man it helped.

[@qwertyman506]

Thanks

[@SavvyNik]

No problem

[@glendubie]

Hey Nik! Do you know of any tools or programs that can automatically set my programming style / code style for C programming in Linux?

[@SavvyNik]

There’s an extension in VSCode called Prettier if your trying to look for an automatic code formatter

[@glendubie]

@@SavvyNik Thanks for the info

[@_torphi_]

ty so much

[@SavvyNik]

No problem

[@nicolasandrade7794]

Could you show how to install them onto arch linux? as there is no apt-get command
in arch

[@Doc___Necromancer]

I am using parrot os and all things are up-to-date then also I can't able to execute my c++ program. How to fix it?

[@ebt5509]

I need help on this: why am I holding broken files for g++?

[@stricarzi]

Savvy I haven't seen @kshy in a while

[@SavvyNik]

They're around. I think @kshly has just been busy =)

[@raomuhammadmehmood1139]

how to using graphic library ???

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How to install C++ in suse linux?

[@toska-t6z]

3:11 what you pressed here to space out?

[@jotacefalo]

The tab key

[@yobthefirst3071]

"I use arch BTW "

[@aditi_5-9]

3:36 what u pressed here?

[@ShivaKomakula]

He pressed y means "yes"

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Hey man.

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Errrr.... You need to EXPLAIN what you're doing and WHY.