How do you install gcc in Linux?

To install GCC in Linux, you can use a package manager. Here are some common methods for installing GCC in various Linux distributions:

1. Execute the following command in the terminal on Ubuntu / Debian:
2. Please update the package list using the following command:
   sudo apt-get update
   And then install the essential build tools by entering the command:
   sudo apt-get install build-essential
3. Execute the following command in the terminal: Fedora / CentOS:
4. Could you please use the following command to install gcc:
   sudo dnf install gcc
5. Execute the following command in the terminal for Arch Linux:
6. Install the gcc compiler using pacman.
7. openSUSE: Run the following command in the terminal:
8. Please use the command “sudo zypper install gcc”
9. Other distributions:
   Please refer to the documentation of the corresponding distribution or use the package manager to search for gcc and install it.

After installation, you can verify if GCC has been successfully installed by executing gcc -v in the terminal.