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It doesn't have to be full blown of course, and console output only would be enough. I'd like it to be able to work on some program parts on any PC which has internet connection. I'm really loo... More on stackoverflow.com

https://vscode.dev/ is basically VS Code running inside a browser. But from what I know about using it, it still uses local file system access for the actual files. And of course, you'd still have to compile and run the code locally, so that's not going to work for you. And that's part of the problem: an IDE is a tool for writing code and even compiling it, but the code still runs on your computer, not inside an IDE. And the IDE interacts with things like a compiler, and might even install it along with the IDE, but it's usually a separate program (like javac for Java). You can get some practice using sites like https://replit.com/ or https://ideone.com/ , but you're probably not going to build big/real projects there. More on reddit.com

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