Comet

Comet is a small application that enables you to create algorithms in multiple codes to help you build a well-structured program that would work well in a variety of languages.

Clean, intuitive and well-organized UI

After a quick and eventless installation, you are able to access the application without any further configuration. As you would expect from a program in this category, the interface is made of the main window and includes 3 smaller panels.
While in the Windows explorer pane you can find and view your files and bookmarks, the other panels display the contents of the files and present the output of your actions and the script console. All 3 regions are set on a white background and display text colored in the standard programming languages.

Comes with a full-featured file editor

It is necessary to mention that the app can be used an independent file editor and that it supports various programming languages, such as C, C++, LaTeX or Python, to name a few. Even though the file's language is automatically selected based on its extension, you can also add unknown extensions manually.
Since it can be employed as a standalone file editor, it means that the application also enables you to select a font, color, style, status, markers, indentation and change scripts using syntax highlighting. On a side note, the utility also enables you to create and use your own syntax.

Includes a handy bookmark function

In addition to the file editing options, Comet also incorporates a bookmarking system that you can easily access. This feature can come in handy when you are working on several algorithms for an engineering project for instance.
Speaking of engineering, you should know that the app allows you to create and test a wide variety of complex calculations such as those used in linear algebra, for example.

A great tool for developing numerical calculation algorithms

Featuring a complex functionality that enables you to create and test advanced data analysis, Comet can be the tool to help you bash a script or run a compiler.