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Notepad ++ is fine for me...
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depending of what os you use for coding i use nano on my debian
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I'm big fan of sublime text for both coding and edit. Maybe in the future I will use Visual Studio Code (no addons at this time).
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I'm using Spyder for Python..
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I often use Notepad++ and VS.
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#6
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Notepad++ is a perfect solution, Fast and easy to use.
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notepad++ best one contain words correction and prediction so good
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I always use hexplorer, a free tool that can perform everything I need while reversing, and very fast when searching for any data inside the file:
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Notepad++ because it's free & it launches very fast!
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before is Notepad++, but now I usually use UltraEdit for normal text edit, WinHex for hex edit, sublime is for code edit, except these editors, Source Insight and Understand for C++ are very good tools for codeing
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I use Emeditor x64, which is quite fast, as opposite to UltraEdit.
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