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Column (Block) Select: Hold Shift+Right-Mouse Drag Select (Windows).Zoom In/Out: Press Ctrl++ and Ctrl+- to zoom in or out (increase/decrease font size) (Similar to web browser, but Ctrl-0 for reset doesn't work).Sublime Text is 'a sophisticated text editor for code, markup and prose'. DO NOT use them for programming!!! Sublime Text (Windows, macOS, Linux) ) Windows' Notepad and macOS' TextEdit are NOT source-code editors. It is important to use a mono-space font (such as 'Courier New', 'Consolas') for programming, so that the columns are properly aligned.

Unfortunately, there isn't one magic wane (or silver bullet) that suits all my programming needs. Here are some program editors that I am currently using.

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Google 'best source code editor' to find out the latest. There are tons of 'free' program editors available. You also need to use a Text-based editor, such as nano and vim, when your system does not have a graphical user interface, such as the Ubuntu Server. On the other hand, a plain text editor, such as Windows' NotePad and macOS's TextEdit, is not language-sensitive and, therefore, is NOT suitable for writing programs. It highlights the syntax elements of your programs and provides many features that aid in your program development (such as auto-complete, compile/build/run, help menu, etc.). But you must switch over to an Integrated Development Environment (IDE), which provides a graphic debugger, when you are working on complex programs and projects to improve your productivity.Ī Source-Code Editor (or Programming Text Editor) is programming language sensitive and context-aware. If not used, the multi-line comments will not be displayed in orange (or the default comment color).To learn a new programming language, you could begin with a graphical Source-Code Editor, with provides syntax highlighting. The extra code is for the multi-line and single-line comments using /* and */ and making sure they are highlighted appropriately. This function will not only echo out the code but will add line numbers.

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