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INSTALLING TURBO C & C++ IN ANDROID MOBILES



As you are well aware that Turbo C C++ is a programming language which is usually executable in windows operating system. Now with the Android getting more widespread, people want to make C programmes on their Android-run smart devices as well. It is with

Turbo C in Android
this issue in mind, we have made several experiments and have now come out with procedures that would successfully execute and run Turbo C C++ on your devices with Android OS.

Please peruse the steps given in the following lines and also the relevant screenshots for getting an understanding how this seemingly difficult task can be executed by you in your Android device with ease and confidence.


Procedure To Install Turbo C In Android
1.First of all download this zip file - Turbo_c_for_android_WWP.zip.
2.Now download and install Easy Unrar Lite from playstore.
3.Later open Easy Unrar app and go to download folder in sdcard.
4.Select the "Turbo_c_for_android_wwp.zip" and click extract all here button.
5.All the files will be extracted and now you need to install AnDOSbox application from that files.
6.After installation of AnDOSbox application, select all the files extracted and paste it outside of download folder and then open AnDosbox and click Start Emulator.
7.A Dosbox command prompt will open, there write the following commands and turbo c will editor will open. Enjoy programming :)
       C:\>CD TC
       C:\TC\CD BIN
       C:\TC\BIN\TC.EXE
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source: worldwideprogrammer blog

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