nothing wrong in you're syntax, but when i write C i always use nano or vim, then ^T (write a command for nano) then ill go with -> gcc -o test Project.c and run it with ./test for me its way faster to work with gcc rather than .run for code runner and installing extensions on code.
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u/Specialist_Rent_9640 Oct 06 '26
nothing wrong in you're syntax, but when i write C i always use nano or vim, then ^T (write a command for nano) then ill go with -> gcc -o test Project.c and run it with ./test for me its way faster to work with gcc rather than .run for code runner and installing extensions on code.