What IDE do you use?

[caesarra2]

I'm just being curious. Edit: For c++. I use CodeBlocks.

[Ganado]

Code Blocks at home, Visual Studio at work. Notepad++ for small edits. Visual Studio admittedly has a better "flow" to it than Code Blocks, for me (easier navigation and typing).

[MikeyBoy]

For C++, I use VS 2015, although I'll be upgrading 2017 soon.

For Python and other languages, I use Eclipse, largely through inertia - I'm sure there are better options.

[icy1]

VS2015 for C++/C# on windows
vim on linux, mostly to make quick adjustments and fix linux-specific build issues. I'm usually examining files through putty + screen, so without a full desktop environment.
Sublime Text 3 for windows text editing and potentially executing all sorts of files. It's not free but I like the look & feel. Occasionally Notepad++ to check line endings or prepare to print to an actual printer (rare but useful).

Then I usually have a Console 2 open, which is a nice front-end for managing various consoles in tabs. Bunch of cygwins for searching and executing stuff like CMake, perhaps a Ruby interpreter for some quick math.

repl.it -- I like this online compiler site to help answer questions or try things out; supports a variety of languages and extra files (e.g. for input).

[Peter87]

Geany + Makefiles (for multi-file programs).

[keekee]

CLion is good, but it is not free.
You can use trial version, anytime it is expired, you can clean up and reinstall it again.
Or, upgrade to a newer version if it is available.

https://www.jetbrains.com/clion/