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  1. 04-07-2012, 11:42 AM #1
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    Wink For people who program on Macs

    I don't know which category this falls under, but just in case your a programmer with more than one language experience and you have a Macbook pro/air
    you can do your programming on a program called CodeRunner. Its 9.99 on the app store and its awesome, has a lot of languages and you can even import any
    language as well. If your going to run anything on C, you need to download the command line from preferences. Its a great product, just thought I'd put it out there for anyone who programs in more than one language.
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    Default Re: For people who program on Macs

    Moved from New to Java. No advertisements in the technical sections please.

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