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08 March 18, 14:27
Hello,
Request recommendation for running Java, Python programs online.
Is there any website that allows not only running but also saving my program/code.
Thanks, Grr
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08 March 18, 18:14
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I use codeanywhere.com, repl.it and ideone.com (first is better than the latter)
Codeanywhere gives you a VM but in free version there are some limitation. It's better to try out these and find out best that suits your need.
But it is always better to setup the environment in your own PC and use. If you are using online tools for full projects, then I would say no.
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(08 March 18, 18:14)gdant Wrote: I use codeanywhere.com, repl.it and ideone.com (first is better than the latter)
Codeanywhere gives you a VM but in free version there are some limitation. It's better to try out these and find out best that suits your need.
But it is always better to setup the environment in your own PC and use. If you are using online tools for full projects, then I would say no.
thanks gdant.
My use is for learning purpose hence above would be very useful.
codeanywhere seems good as you mentioned. It's similar to koding.com which went paid.
Could you pls suggest if it's feasible to save (download) the program/code files from codeanywhere?
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(09 March 18, 07:30)grr Wrote: My use is for learning purpose hence above would be very useful.
codeanywhere seems good as you mentioned. It's similar to koding.com which went paid.
Could you pls suggest if it's feasible to save (download) the program/code files from codeanywhere?
Yes, you can download files from there. Moreover, you can make project with multiple files.
Yes, it is very much similar to Koding.com but codeanywhere.com gives at least free option with limited resources which is more than enough for normal usages.
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