What is an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) ?

a coordinated software development effort

a coordinated software program writing package

a diverse workplace for software developers

a diverse workplace for all employees in a software development company

A coordinated software program writing package.

Explanation:

An Integrated Development Environment (IDE) in computer technology is a coordinated software program writing package. The Integrated Development Environment (IDE) uses graphical user interface (GUI) that enables programmers to write, compile and run software applications.

Additionally, the Integrated Development Environment (IDE) comprises of tools such as text-editor, com-piler, tool-bar, deb-ugger and output display.

Some examples of an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) are Em-acs, C-Free, Net-Beans, Anj-uta, Eclip-se, Komo-do, Intel-liJ, Vi, Apt-ana, Visual-Studio and Gea-ny.