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Set up an integrated terminal in Visual Studio

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Set up an integrated terminal in Visual Studio

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- [Instructor] In this chapter we'll talk about how to share a Terminal window, amongst the participants of a Live Share session. Before we do that, we should talk about the default settings in Visual Studio Code versus Visual Studio. So, let's start here in Visual Studio Code on Terry's computer. She's working on a simple website that has a index.html, and animate.css file. Visual Studio Code has an integrated terminal window or internal terminal window, and you can bring that up by Control + Shift+ P, which is the command window, type in focus terminal, select this item, and across the bottom of the screen, you can see there's a terminal window added to the bottom. Now there at the moment, I just have one PowerShell terminal, but I can add more than one terminal and I can also change to one of the installed terminals. In my case, I've got the windows command prompt PowerShell or get bash. Right Now we're in…

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