You could google NetBeans...

lool I did
They have so much versions of net...
...
C++ version? I'm so getting this.

Do you even know the difference between compilers and interpreters? I'd feel sorry if you got the wrong one.

Well, you said it as if they were THAT different.

compiler's compile the scripts and make a program with it
Iunno what interpreter is, but i don't really care

More or less the same idea.

The only differece you should care about is that using an interpreter creates your file faster, but it works slower than a compiled file...

the best solution is to use an interpreter while creating the application (for debugging and testing), but once you know your program is ready to go, you should use a compiler.

Wrong wrong wrong Narc. It's easy to think that compilers are faster than interpreters, however, this is not true. The speed depends on how the implementation of that PL is engineered.

Besides, a Compiler is a translator, usually translating your code (sometimes optimizing it too) in to machine or assembly language. An interpreter does not translate the program, but instead, directly executes the code

Nac is confussed now ...

How come something that directly translate a program to "computer lenguage" runs slowly that something which should be translated when the program is running?

Either that, or I understanded nothing from my highschool's computer class.

I don't exactly know the nuts and bolts of interpreters, but I'm guessing it has to do with virtual machines (JVM for Java comes to mind).

What I do know, however, is that programming hardware (microprocessors) are a pain the f*** a**, hence, compilers.

ehhh... I'll just get the 400MB compiler Microsoft gives
Even though I want my computer clean, it's still fast
Anyways, what I love about C is the capabilities it has for command prompt program
like cout and cin, they have tons of things of stuff to do with command prompt

You know that most programming lenguages have a input/output command, such as cout (c-out) and cin (c-in), right?

yeah, like Console.Writeline, but C++ is more, stable and unique

Ahahahaha, nice one.

C++ is Microsoft's response to Java. And we all know what Microsoft is like.

I'm going to learn some python, so perhaps I can start taking full advantage of Ren'Py.

If you know java and C++, then python is going to be a piece a cake to you.
That lenguage is like doing 1+1 togheter.

Yeah, it isn't that hard, I'll try doing something complicated with and I might show it to you later, but right now I'm hunting for resources that will be used in Ren'Py.