

The debugging feature wasn't as robust as other IDEs I've used, so it took a bit more effort to track down and fix errors in my code.

One of the things I liked least about Code::Blocks was that it sometimes had issues with debugging. Additionally, its ability to handle large projects made it perfect for my assignments and final projects. I also appreciated that it supported multiple compilers, which allowed me to work with different programming languages (mostly when I was working with C and C++ in my first-year courses). It had a user-friendly interface and was easy to navigate. PROSĪs a college student studying computer science, I found that Code::Blocks was a great tool for my programming projects. Overall, it was a good tool for my college projects and assignments, but I found some other IDEs had better debugging and auto-completion features.

However, it had some limitations with debugging and the auto-completion feature was not always reliable. It had a good interface and was easy to navigate. As a student pursuing a degree in CS at the college level, I found Code::Blocks to be a useful and user-friendly IDE for my programming projects.
