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EMACS is a great editor for programming languages. Think syntax highlighting and other useful things like that. It can even be set up to serve as an IDE. I'm a vi man though. I used EMACS ages ago but it was a bit much for me and I already knew vi.


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If you are unfamiliar with the unix environment, I don't think you have time to become proficient in either vi or emacs, at least during a class of this magnitude. Maybe something like nedit or pico would help?

Nedit is very similar in style to notepad, but with some helpful programming features (i.e. syntax highlighting, code indentation, etc). Once you have time, I would however recommend you pick up vi or emacs.


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