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An integrated development environment (IDE) is a software application that helps developers create code and manage software projects. An IDE typically bundles a word processor for writing code, a compiler or interpreter for translating or executing code, and a variety of tools for debugging, testing, and managing code into a single package.
An IDE is a centralized place where developers can write, edit, test and run code without having to switch between different applications or tools. It often also provides features such as code auto-completion, syntax highlighting, version control, and integration with other development tools.
IDEs are usually specific to a particular programming language or framework. Examples of IDEs include Microsoft Visual Studio for .NET development, Eclipse for Java development, PyCharm for Python development, and Xcode for iOS development.