Which is the best compiler for c++ to start with?

Your book must have been published in the late 1980s or very early 1990s, long before C++ was really formed (which was in 1998). The compilers you list are only of interest to historians and collectors (except that 1992 Turbo C++, unfortunately, still somehow survives among the most clueless of "teachers"). Get a real compiler - *any* compiler -- from any vendor, as long as it was released within the last few years. Visual Studio 2010, gcc 4.5 or 4.6, and clang 3.0 are probably the most popular choices today. Then get a good book: C++ Primer, Accelrated C++, Thinking in C++, or Programming Principles and Practice.

GNU C++ is standard toolset You can Dev C++ or code blocks IDEs

GNU C++ is standard toolset You can Dev C++ or code blocks IDEs

GCC (Gnome C Compiler)is world widely used by many programmer. Letest updated and included many package and class librerry . You can also include linux librerry for run linux program on windows. A very popular IDE CODE:BLOCK which include the default compiler. Gcc is very fast,easy to use and always recomoded. GCC has its own website where you can download more and more package. After installtion the link will automatically added to your aplication.

Borland turbo c++ is best for beginers its simple and easy to use it also provides help on every keyword you just try it and you will be satisfied

Turbo C compiler is best for C++ beginer.

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GCC (Gnome C Compiler)is world widely used by many programmer. Letest updated and included many package and class librerry . You can also include linux librerry for run linux program on windows. A very popular IDE CODE:BLOCK which include the default compiler. Gcc is very fast,easy to use and always recomoded. GCC has its own website where you can download more and more package. After installtion the link will automatically added to your aplication.

Turbo C compiler is best for C++ beginer.