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    \title \QC Documentation

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            \li \b {INSTALLATION}

                Install either a \e commercial or \e {open source} version of \QC
                with \QOI or as a stand-alone tool on Linux, \macos, or Windows.

                \l {Installation}
            \li \b {GETTING STARTED}

                Learn about the \QC features and UI, as well as how you can make
                \QC behave more like your favorite code editor or IDE.

                \l{Getting started}
            \li \b {TUTORIALS}

                Follow the tutorials to create basic Qt applications for the
                desktop and mobile devices by using Qt Widgets and Qt Quick.

                \l{Tutorials}
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    \section1 About

    Use the \QC cross-platform, complete integrated development environment
    (IDE) to create applications for \l{Desktop platforms}{desktop},
    \l {Embedded platforms}{embedded}, and \l{Mobile platforms}{mobile device}
    platforms, such as \l Android and \l iOS. Also, you can build applications
    in web format and run them in web browsers with
    \l{Building applications for the web}{Qt for WebAssembly}.

    \b {HOW TO}

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                \li Work with code
                    \list
                        \li \l{Editing code}
                        \li \l{Debugging}
                        \li \l{Analyzing code}
                        \li \l{Testing}
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                \li Build and run applications
                    \list
                        \li \l{Creating projects}
                        \li \l{Managing kits}
                        \li \l{Building and running projects}
                        \li \l{Developing for devices}
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                \li Use tools and extensions
                    \list
                        \li \l{Adapting the UI}
                        \li \l{Configuring \QC}
                        \li \l{Using Git}
                        \li \l{Designing UIs}
                        \li \l{Getting help}
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