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What is going on, ladies and gentlemen, and in this video, it's probably also an optional video,

seems you can choose whatever idea you would like to use during the course.

In this video, we will once again talk about another idea.

And this idea is basically visual studio code.

So type down visual studio code and let's see basically what it is so we can see here.

A visual studio code is a freeware source code editor made by Microsoft for Windows, Linux and Mac

OS.

So simply saying it's a cross platform, etc., that basically you will see how it can be extended with

plugins based on your needs and based on the things that you develop.

OK, we also have like Visual Studio, the full version, which is a full feature, then kind of convenient

development environment.

But the Visual Studio Code is a little bit more, let's say, light version and you simply add basically

extending its functionality by every time adding and different plugins based on your needs.

So let's just dive here into Visual Studio Code and let's see what this website looks like.

So pretty nice website.

OK, so but never mind.

So download.

OK, here is the download button.

That basically what interests us the most.

OK.

There is additional information here, Intellisense running, debugged building gate and extension's,

so these basically are the things that you get when downloading a visual studio code built in Gett suites.

Also very important, but I'm not sure that we are going to cover it up in this course, run in, debug

intellisense and so on and so forth, extension that we can basically extend and just get these.

So these little nice screen right here will be the screen of the Visual Studio code once we downloaded.

So let us get here and basically you can see here, OK, that's very trivial, very intuitive.

You can see like that there is a version for Mac OS, a version for Windows.

In this case, that's the for the four 64

bit architecture and Linux.

OK, you have like other downloads that you can choose right here.

OK, if you have like 30 to be it, I don't know, maybe you using Debian fedora.

OK, so boon to basically decide what you use or simply if you're using Mac.

So no problem for that.

We are going to go with Windows, with windows and we are going to use this video to download this version.

OK, so long.

Let's save it under where was it on there?

I think that it was here, right, Caesar's desktop programming I.D. Let's create also let's minimize

it a little bit.

Let's create also here a new folder called this folder, Visual Studio, Studio Code.

You can choose another location based on your needs.

I just try to summarize all of these ideas, installations just in one place for the videos over the

course.

So press save and let me download everything.

Once it's done, let us start working.

Now let's press on execute and let's see what it gives us.

So let's wait a second.

And here is the set up Microsoft Visual Studio Code, license agreement, yada, yada, yada.

Of course.

Awesome.

I accept the agreement next where the Visual Studio Code will be installed.

So basically choose whatever you like on here.

It specifies you the amount of memory that you need for the installation, the free disk space on next.

Next.

Am I.

What do we have here?

Select additional task.

Which additional disk should return to the additional Agins.

Create a desktop icon.

Let's create it and open with code that did.

No, no, no.

Add to path.

Make sure that this is checked.

OK, very important.

Adding it to the environment variables register code.

None I think will go pretty much with the default.

So once you press the install, I think it should take a couple of seconds until it finishes.

So let's wait for it.

Yep, so, yep, it's done and basically we have here the launch visual studio code, so the operation

of downloading and installing Visual Studio Code is now hopefully successfully complete.

And we are ready to start launching Visual Studio Code and to take a look at how we can work with it.