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You can now try to run the program: Select <menuchoice>Run -> Execute Launch</menuchoice> from '''KDevelop's''' main window menu (or hit <keycap>Shift + F9</keycap>) and your program should run in a separate subwindow of '''KDevelop'''. The picture above shows the result: The new <menuchoice>Run</menuchoice> tool subwindow at the bottom shows the output of the program that is being run, in this case of the '''''step-32''''' program.
To run the program:
*  From the menu bar, select <menuchoice>Run -> Execute Launch</menuchoice>or use the shortcut <keycap>Shift + F9</keycap>.
Your program should now run in an external ''terminal window'' of '''KDevelop'''. The picture above shows the result: The new <menuchoice>Run</menuchoice> tool subwindow at the bottom shows the output of the program that is being run, in this case the '''''nano''''' text editing program.

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To run the program:
*  From the menu bar, select <menuchoice>Run -> Execute Launch</menuchoice>or use the shortcut <keycap>Shift + F9</keycap>.
Your program should now run in an external ''terminal window'' of '''KDevelop'''. The picture above shows the result: The new <menuchoice>Run</menuchoice> tool subwindow at the bottom shows the output of the program that is being run, in this case the '''''nano''''' text editing program.

To run the program:

  • From the menu bar, select Run -> Execute Launchor use the shortcut Shift + F9.

Your program should now run in an external terminal window of KDevelop. The picture above shows the result: The new Run tool subwindow at the bottom shows the output of the program that is being run, in this case the nano text editing program.