Gain an understanding of how the Visual Studio Code interface is organized and how the important pieces work together.
- [Instructor] Okay, let's get started … by taking a quick tour of the user interface. … So once you have VSCode installed, … open the app and you should see a welcome screen … that look similar to this one. … So I'm going to open up a folder … and it's going to be in my exercise files folder. … So I'm going to open a folder in VSCode … and this is going to create a workspace for me. … And a workspace is basically just a collection … of related files. … In this case, the exercise files. … On the left hand side of the app, … you'll see this vertical list of icons. … This is called the view bar. … The view bar lets you switch between views … and gives you additional context specific in the gears, … like how many of the installed extensions need to be updated … or how many of the open editors have been modified. … So the top icon switches to the explorer view … and you can see that if I click on it more than once … I collapse the little panels on the side here. … This view displays the files and folders …
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5/13/2019- Constructing a simple Python program in VS Code
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- Setting breakpoints
- Using Python docstring
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- Using the REST Client extension
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