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All right, so now we are ready to start working with Visual Studio Code after we download it and install
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it.
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So go hear Visual Studio Code.
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Let's open it up and see what it brings us.
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All right.
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So this is the welcome page.
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This is the graphical user interface.
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And the first thing that I suggest you to start with is of here and under the learn section interface
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overview.
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So get a visual overlay highlighting the major components of the UI.
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OK, and once you press it, you will be able to see a lot of useful information regarding this user
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interface and what are these buttons and what do they represent.
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And you will be able to see, like are here the section of extensions, not extensions.
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What is is file explorer.
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So here you will have like the file explorer and it will specify where you can find your current files
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and folders that you are using.
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So let's check it out.
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Once you press it, you will be able to see these relevant information right here and let's check it
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again.
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So the second one is search across files.
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It will simply allow you to search across different files.
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Third, we have like source control, source code management.
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OK, then that's the source control for tracking files and seeing different versions of your project
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or files.
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OK, that's also something that maybe we will discuss in these course.
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Maybe that's a totally different topic for another course.
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I'm not sure for now.
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Later on and the fourth section we have like launch and debug, OK, this basically allows us to run
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and debug the code that we've written.
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And finally, we have managed extensions where you can manage and download all your necessary extensions
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for simply for working with a programming language that you are going to use with code block blocks,
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with visual studio code.
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Awesome.
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All right.
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So now, once we talked about it, OK, here is another section.
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Findon Ronnell commands toggle integrated terminology and it doesn't matter for now.
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What we are interested in is basically to see what are the necessary extensions for which are necessary
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for us to get started.
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And the first one for these course would be the C C++ extension by Microsoft.
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OK, here it is, and we will install it so you will see that it's being downloaded.
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OK, downloading C and C++ language components are and it's being installed, including the debugger.
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It will give us a lot of tools.
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If you want to read about it, you can see what it gives us.
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OK, so.
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So, yeah, and then the second thing that we will need to install is the code runner, code runner.
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So, yeah, the first one here by John Hamm, not a mistake.
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And it will simply allow us to run different code C, C++ and so on.
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So also press on install and basically we are done.
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Let's go back here, close this one.
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But before we move on and there is something that I would like to say about this installation that we
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just done here in the install we installed.
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These two of these two are basically previously something that I've been playing with.
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So we installed C and C++, OK?
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And I'm simply saying, guys, it D did not install the compiler itself.
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OK, so some of you may think that they installed the compiler.
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No, it has not installed the compiler.
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OK, it did install a lot of useful things like recompletion these intellisense debugging things and
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so on.
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But the compiler was not installed.
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So if you want to install the compiler, you have like I think one of my videos where I showed you how
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I installed the main GW in how I configure it correctly with the environment variables, maybe it was
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in the code like installation.
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And also I think there was like the second video where I talked about how to install code blocks.
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Don't remember exactly which one of them, but MySQL always you can go and simply go like to this website.
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Where is it here?
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Go to go to Google, let's go back to Google and simply to install mingy w OK and just to install it.
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But nevertheless, if you're using our Mac OS Linux or basically even if you're using Windows, chances
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are high that at some point during your career you install these compiler.
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So there should not be any problems.
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But still, if you will have some problems with configuring the compiler itself, please let me know
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in the questions.
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We can always like configure it together.
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I can always send you some links, some good information to configure it also.
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So, yeah, this is it for the configuration, for the main configuration.
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Oh no.
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There is also one additional configuration that it would like to do.
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So press file preferences, settings go here to extension's and go here to run code configuration,
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go down to run in terminal.
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OK, so this will simply help help you to run code in the integrated terminal and not simply to plot
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it out to the output as it works right now.
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OK, so check this box and then you can close settings and you are basically good to go with the standard
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configuration.
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And now what you can do is very simple.
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OK, we will create a new file, so let's press file, new file and we'll see how we can create a new
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file, for example, that will print our, I don't know, hello world.
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OK, so let's first of all, save it.
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Try to save it.
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Here is my first program.
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Let's save this file.
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I don't know.
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Hello world.
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Hello.
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Hello.
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Let's call it.
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Hello, beautiful world.
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OK.
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Hello, beautiful, beautiful world.
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OK, and this file is going to be of a C type.
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OK, so specify that it's a C file C dot.
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See I previously created this hello world but doesn't matter.
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We can always remove it.
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So let's stick with the hello world that's replacing.
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Yes.
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So we created a C file and now we are going to write down its content.
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So include OK, you can see it also completes US studio standard input output into Main in here, a
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little prince on message.
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So print f hello beautiful beautiful world.
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All right.
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And now we will return zero.
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Awesome.
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So that's basically the the text editor where we are going to edit our code.
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That's the basic program that we just created.
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A good program.
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Amazing.
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Seems like the colors are also nice.
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OK, if you have like different colors you can always change them in the preferences to change the background
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color, the text color.
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OK, I think that there is no problem.
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And now when we are going to build and run it, OK, we are going to see the output right here.
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OK, hello.
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Beautiful World was printed to the screen and by configuring the last configuration we've done are we
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for working with this integrated terminal, we simply now work with it.
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And if you did not modify it, you would have worked with the output just with the output.
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And that may be a problem like to
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like to read inputs.
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OK, so that's basically it for running our basic C program.
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OK, that's our C program.
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And if for some reason you would like instead of running a C program, if you would like to run a C++
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program so no problems file new file.
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Here you go.
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You can create always and save it as a zip file.
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So hello world.
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Hello Worldat CBB.
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No non-specified from here CBB, OK, Little World does the file name, the extension is right here
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CBB And now let's write down also the content of this CBB file.
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Let's include include the IO stream.
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Right and also let's use like mean let's go like Kaskade see out and preened.
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It's a beautiful day, beautiful day to day.
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It's a beautiful day today.
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Right now let's return this Sgro.
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Awesome.
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So now let's try to run it and let's see what happens then.
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If every if everything works as expected.
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What's going on.
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Do we have a problem.
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No, it's a beautiful day today.
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Everything seems to be working correctly.
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So whether you're using C or C++ basically that's pretty much the same.
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Just specify the file.
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Using the sea or CPB extension, and, yeah, I think that with this configuration, you should be ready
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to go and you should be ready to start working and writing down your projects.
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So thank you guys for watching.
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This is a visual studio code.
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Of course, additional things may also always be discussed here, like.
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Yeah, but not in this video.
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I think it's pretty much are enough to get you to make you get started or to help you get started.
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Whatever you choose.
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Thank you guys for watching.
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My name is Vlad.
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This is Alphatech.
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And until the next time, I'll see you then.
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