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Add IDE link to "Setting up an IDE" #18

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If you haven't already set up an IDE, you may find use for one of the following links. I personally use Sublime Text, with VS code being my second choice, but it is a matter of personal preference.
* [Sublime Text](./Sublime%20Text%20Setup.md)
* [VS code](https://medium.com/@chinmaykulkarni8/how-to-setup-visual-studio-code-for-c-c-java-python-competitive-programming-angular-22fdc9b1f4c6) and a [cool extension](https://github.com/agrawal-d/competitive-programming-helper/)
* [RPCIDE](https://rpcide.cloud)

## Competitive coding platforms
There are many platforms that host programming contests and allow you to practice solving problems, among other things. One such platform is [Codeforces](https://codeforces.com/), which I primarily use and recommend.
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