^^what you need is a compiler.If you are on linux then g++ is preinstalled anf you can use it through terminal.In windows you need to download and install a compiler(most comes as IDEs,IDE:integrated develpoment environment,its just a compiler+a good editor in simple terms).I would suggest devc++.
I dont know about digit's cd\dvd having compilers.
Unless you are going to a class where they are teaching with Turbo C++, I would recommend that you avoid Turbo C++ because it has a lot of non-standard functions... You will end up creating programs that will not work easily with others...
Dev C++ is a very good alternative for learning... It has a simple interface that will help you get started...
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