About Linuxmint's C Language Development Environment [Closed]

これ This is an answer that explains how to create a C language development environment after launching Linux Mint.

You can install new software on Linux Mint using Software Manager or using the Synaptic or apt command.
Software Manager and Synaptic can be launched by selecting from the Linux Mint menu.apt is available by typing commands above the terminal.
For more information, see Manage Software → Software Manager in the Linux Mint User Guide.

At a minimum, a compiler for C is required to run programs written in C language.
However, Linux Mint has a compiler called gcc, so you don't need to install a new one yourself.
If you are familiar with CLI operations at the terminal, you can create an executable by giving the program a saved file to gcc.

If you also want to install your favorite editor for writing programs, you can choose your own and install it using Software Manager or Synaptic/APT.
There are gedit, VS Code, Atom, Sublime Text, Emacs, etc. if you prefer an editor that works in a GUI environment, Vim, Emacs, Nano, etc.
The official website of each editor often shows how to install Debian/Ubuntu series, so please refer to that as well.
(If you don't know how to install an individual editor, ask another question.)

If you want to install an Integrated Development Environment (IDE), which is a collection of compilers, editors, and debuggers like Visual Studio, you have to choose and install it.
You can use the editor listed above like IDE, or you can install and use Eclipse, Geany, IntelliJ IDEA, and more.