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Sorry, beginner error:
But now if we try to print_name(s) in our main function, we still get
an error. And that’s because the compiler reads from top to bottom, in
order, so at the time main calls print_name, it doesn’t exist yet. So
we need to declare it with something called a prototype first:
#include <cs50.h>
#include <stdio.h>
...
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This happens sometimes. I've seen rare cases take 3 or 4 minutes to load, more is possible. Try again later and see if it persists. (Sometimes its also a function of how long its been since the last time you used the IDE, or a function of server load.) If it persists, contact someone from cs50 staff and/or leave a message on the cloud9 forum under support. ...
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According to this post from Malan on reddit:
In fact, you're welcome to start using it now at (https://ide.cs50.io/).
We'll provide instructions this summer on how to transfer files from
the old CS50 IDE to the new (and improved!) CS50 IDE!
Our good friend @Blauelf added a post (also on reddit) with these instructions on how to backup the legacy IDE ...
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It seems you just need to wait a while before they give you access (as part of the "expired trial"). Im not sure exactly how long, but I alt tabbed back to it after about 30 mins and it was good to go
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To upload the image from your computer to the IDE, click on the File tab (top left), and choose Upload.
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This was a bug in the CS50 python library which was fixed today. Please restart the cs50 IDE and try again.
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It means that the repo is written in the C language.
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Mac, eh? Xcode and Sublime Text are pretty legit. If that's what you're used to, stick with it.
If you want a setup similar to the CS50 IDE, it's easy to run Ubuntu Linux in a VM on your Mac.
For cross-platform IDE options, try CodeBlocks or Eclipse.
Don't just learn to rely on one platform. In case you need to build on a remote server over ssh, you ...
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