ELI5: Explain Like I'm 5

Carbide.c++

Carbide is a type of software that is used for writing computer programs in the C++ programming language. C++ is a way for people who know how to talk to computers to tell them what to do.

Think of it like telling a friend to do something for you. If you just say "go to the store", your friend might not know exactly what you want them to do. But if you say "go to the store and buy me a banana", your friend now knows exactly what you want them to do.

C++ works the same way. But instead of talking to a human friend, you write instructions in the C++ programming language and the computer will understand exactly what you want it to do.

Carbide makes it easier to write these instructions in C++ by providing tools to help you write the code and spot any mistakes you might make. It's like having a friend who is really good at understanding C++ and can help you out when you get stuck.

So, Carbide is a program that helps people write computer programs using the C++ programming language.