which provide the software for free to students and teachers at accredited institutions.
The license, which allows individuals to use the full IDE for hobbies, learning, or open-source projects.
The for professional or commercial evaluation.
The query can be interpreted in a few different ways regarding the licensing and cost of the software. There are a few different things this could mean:
or "freeware" versions (note that unlike IntelliJ, CLion does not have a "Community Edition," though the non-commercial license serves a similar purpose).