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A stand-alone editor is nothing more than a separate program that you run when you want to edit your program. You run the compiler separately.

If you regularly write programs in different programming languages, you may want to use a stand-alone editor. That way you can get familiar with all the features of a single editor.

You can buy stand-alone editors, but here are two popular free ones; both of these editors run on multiple operating systems (such as Linux, macOS, and Windows):

 GNU Emacs (www.gnu.org/software/emacs/emacs.html)

 VIM (www.vim.org)

The nearby sidebar, “Common editor features,” lists features you find in most editors, including stand-alone editors.