So, I'm just about to graduate from college with my CS BS. I want to be able to use some of the programs I made in my courses as samples of my coding work when looking for jobs. However, whenever we were working on these programs in class, we had an on-campus unix server that we would login to and compile everything on. The thing is, I know I won't have access to this unix server anymore once I've graduated, and thus I don't know how I'm going to show my projects to other people. Do I just send the code and assume the employer has unix or something like it that they can compile it on? Or is there a way I make my programs into executable files that can be loaded onto the desktop and can just be double clicked to run? Or what? Thanks for any help--
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Jump to Postno you need vc++ or turbo c++ compiler in your desktop.
Jump to PostWhat language(s) are your programs written in?
In order to get your source code you can copy your files to your home computer by SSH'ing to the college server and using an scp comand.
scp [source] [destination]
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