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INSTALLING TURBO C/C++ IN WINDOWS || INSTALLING TURBO C++ || INSTALLING BORLAND'S TURBO C++

Borland's Turbo C/C++ has been making the novices to know the power of coding with interest beside of being outdated since 1987. It was noted for its integrated development environment, small size, fast compile speed, comprehensive manuals and low price availability. But now it's completely free to download and use.

You can download Turbo C/C++ of Borland's (according to your PC's requirements) by clicking here.



TO SEE THE INSTALLATION VIDEO CLICK HERE.

After the download is completed, follow the following steps (picture-wise too) after opening it :

1. Double click the application to start installation.

2. Now click next.

3. Accept the license aggreement to continue to install by clicking intsall button.


4. The installing page will look like -

5. After the installation is completed soon, click read me if you wish to see its license aggreement.
6. Otherwise you can continue by clicking finish.

7. Now go to the desktop and search for your newly created tubo c++ shortcut. It'll look like - 

8. Double-click it to open it. It has interface like -


REGARDS,
ITK

SEE ALSO:
BASIC FUNCTIONS IN C LANGUAGE

ESCAPE SEQUENCES OF C
AMAZING CALCULATOR PROGRAMMING USING CODES IN C

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