Visual Studio Code: Complete Tutorial for Beginners in 2024.

welcome to everything I'm Tris MCA and today in this video I'm going to show you how you can use vs code if you are an absolute beginner so watch this video till end and let's get [Music] started so vs code or Visual Studio code is a very powerful and popular text editor developed by Microsoft if you use vs code as a developer it will increase your productivity and also decrease the time taken by you to create programs it comes with an extensive collection of extensions which you can use in order to customize the way how you interact with vs code and do your programming so in this video I'm going to show you what are the basic things that you need to know if you are getting started with vs code so let's first open vs code I assume that you have already installed vs code but if not then you can watch one of my videos that I've uploaded on my channel for the installation of vs code I will be giving the link of that video in the info cards above as well as in the description so you can watch that video if you want to install vs code so when you open vs code it will look something like this if you don't have any project opened so what are projects we will be going to discuss further in this video so this is the interface of vs code so let's first understand what the visuals of Visual Studio are so this thing right here is known as the sidebar and it contains the different settings here which we are going to discuss further this topmost thing here is known as a menu bar so it gives all of the menu options that you would need somehow in vs code and this Bottom bar is known as the status bar right so this is very important and it shows the different uh status of vs code for example if you have got any errors it will show the different extensions that are active currently and also your notification like if there is any update or any other thing like that and this large thing that covers whole of my screen is known as the workpace so each and every file that you are going to open in vs code will be shown in the workspace here or any other thing that is open right it will be showing in this workspace so let's get an introduction of the sidebar this is the panel that you are going to use most of the time so this thing here is known as the Explorer panel so when you click over it it will show you all of the files all of the folders that are currently present in the current folder or the project that you have opened in vs code for now so we are going to know what projects later so let's just keep that in mind and this thing is the advanced search of vs code so with the help of this you can search for some terms or some text or some file names right within the vs code itself and also you can replace the names for example if you want to change the name of your variable all across your code so what you can do is you can just search search it over here and then you can just give the replacement of that particular thing here it also supports multiple filters right here so we are not going to look into those for now so this thing here is known as a source control panel and this lets you control your version controlling of your project so if you're using G in your project so this is what you're going to need most of the time to manage your project right but we are not going to use this for now because we are just going through the beginner tutorial this thing here is known as the run and debug panel and here you will be going to run your programs for example if you wrote any python or C++ code or any other language code so you will come here and then you will use this thing here in order to run your programs within the vs code this thing here is known as the extensions panel and here is the main power of vs code so here you can search for any of the extensions from the vs code Marketplace so for example if I search for bracket it will show all of the extensions that match with my current search key so we are going to see what this is in uh in a minute so don't worry for now so this was a very brief introduction of this left panel here so one more thing is that if you click the highlighted button again it will hide that panel right the shortcut key in order to hide this panel is contrl plus b so whenever you press this combination it will show or hide this side panel here right also in the top right corner you you can just click on this icon in order to show the sidebar so it is just a toggle feature if you want uh space in the workspace here so this thing here is the account settings I'm not going to show you this thing in this video but we will be talking about it later in some video right this thing here is known as the settings of vs code and if you click on it you will be having all of the settings that are required to customize vs code experience so this is known as the command pallet if you click on it it will open up this this small thing which is really very very very powerful thing of vs code you can search anything in this command pallet from running any code to changing settings of any extension or changing any custom setting of vs code and lots of other features right and again going to this uh set gear icon there is this settings option if you click on it you will be open with the vs code settings so each and every settings related to vs code itself and all also the settings related to the extensions that you have installed it will all be shown in this panel so we are going to see this also later in this video so I'll just close it now again going to manage there is extensions so it will right away open up this extensions manager here so not much of a surprise this is keyboard shortcut settings so when you click on it it will show you each and every shortcut key that are assigned to vs code so if if you want to know about any shortcut key you can just come here and have a look at the shortcut key lists present here so it's a very large collection of shortcuts here uh you can also assign shortcut key to the settings that are currently not having any key binding right here so I'll just close this keyboard shortcuts panel also I'll go to gear icon again and there are other settings also that we are going to see later also uh one thing that I want to show you is check for updates so you should regularly check for updates in vs code and keep your vs code up to date but by default vs code does it automatically so most of the time you don't have to worry about it but I'll just suggest to check for updates whenever possible so it will so it is showing that there are no currently updates so my vs code is up to date for now right so this was a really brief introduction of vs code or you can say the things that we are currently seeing on the screen now uh for the top bar there are some things here so I just already told you about this this is the toggle for the sidebar this is something that you are going to need if you click on it it will open up this bottom panel right here which contains the terminal of vs code so this is actually the command prompt or the Powershell or The Bash or any other command line interface that you are working with in vs code so you can just change it here right uh if I click on this drop down menu you can just select which of the terminal you want if you want command prom if you want git bash if you want JavaScript dwor terminal or you want Powershell or something else which you have installed on your system uh this is output uh panel so some programs or some extensions that generate custom outputs will be shown here in this output panel problems these uh these things show the errors or any other problem that the workspace contains right here so the shortcut key for this panel is Control Plus back tick so if you press that combination it will just close and open up the bottom panel or you can just click on this icon also in order to toggle that and this one is the customized layout so if you click on it it will show you all of the different customization options that you have in vs code now let's get to the menu bar so menu bar contains all of the things that are related to the application right so the very first thing that we are going to see is the file menu so it contains all of the things that are related to the file system of vs code you can say so the first option will create a new text file so if you click on it it will open up this Untitled file which doesn't have any extension or any by default configurations so you just need to select the language or you can just save it as any file so you can just see in the status bar that we are also getting the state of the cursor right where my cursor is present so it is showing that my cursor is present on line one column one uh so let's write something here here and you can see that it is showing now line number three column number 12 so this will show where the cursor is present actually this is known as the indentation so if you click on it you can just change the different settings related to the indentation it is showing that by default the indentation is four spaces right so for example if I write something and if I press tab so you can see that we have moved four spaces right we have moved four spaces ahead you can also change the behavior by clicking on it and then you can click on this intent using spaces or intent using tabs any of those options and then you can just select the width of the intent for example if I choose two so the next intent that I will uh end up with will be of two spaces right it will be of two spaces so this is something that you will understand if you're working with any white space sensitive language such as python right so this is the encoding so by default it is the utf8 which we don't really will be dealing with so in most of the cases right you will be using utf8 so this is the language mode so this will tell vs code which language you're currently working on it like which language your current text file is of so it is saying plain text so it is just a text file right so if you click on it views code will provide you a bunch of languages that you select from so let's just press escape and we will be going out of that so this is something uh that comes here after you install an extension so we are not going to look into that this is also something that comes from the extension which I'm not going to discuss now these two things we don't need right so now uh we have seen how to create a file right but we have just created the file but we have not yet saved this file so for saving the file what you can press is control+ s or you can just go to the file menu and then you can just click on save or save as anything you like you know what save and save as so I will click on Save and it will open up this dialog box so I will go to desktop and I'll just create a new uh folder that means vs code tutorials I'll move into that folder and then I will just select the name of my file for example I choose demo so very important note here is that after choosing the file name you need to choose the file extension also so the file extension tells vs code what type of a file you are working on and so vs code will provide the depending features according to that file so I'll just save it as any file let's just show you for txt file so I'll just save it as txt and it will uh save this file as a text file right so if I click on this uh Explorer uh option you can see we are not getting anything here this option is useful only if you open a folder in vs code as a project right so let's just see what this is we are done with creating a file right let's just close this so now let's open a folder as a vs code project right so for that what you can just do is click on file and then you need to click on open folder okay you can also open a file for example if we click on open file you can just choose the location where your file is present so I will just open that demo. txt file only double click on it and you can see that we have just opened that file in vs code so to open folder just click on file click on open folder or you can also just click on this Explorer and click on open folder here if currently there is no folder opened in vs code so if you click on that or you can just click from file and then click on open folder and then you need to choose the location of the folder that you want to open right so let's go to desktop and just now I've just created vs code tutorial named folder so I'll just click on that and I'll click on select folder so now you can see that vs code has opened that folder as a vs code project so now you will understand the concept of project in a vs code so what is a project in vs code so any folder that you open in vs code becomes a vs code project so now you can see that in the Explorer tab here we are getting something different right so you can see that this is the name of my folder that I've just open and these are the contents of my folder so I've just created only one file and it is showing that file in the file tree here right so this is known as the file tree so you can just select any of the things that are present in this file tree right so now the main thing of vs code happens here with the help of this Explorer tab in vs code we can do much powerful things here so you can see that there are four options here right so the first one is the create file so this will automatically create a file inside the location that is currently selected so because my current location is this folder only vs code tutorial folder only so anything that I will create here will be created directly under the vs code tutorial folder so let's just click on it and let's just give it as main. CPP so I'll just create a CPP file C++ file right so what I've done is I just click on this folder and now I will be needing to enter the name so let's just give it any name for example awesome awesome so this is my file name and now I need to give the file extension also so let's just give it Pi so this is a python file so it will create another file here so you can see that we have multiple files open in the vs code workspace which we can choose from by selecting the respective tab here right so you can see that we can just work on two different files simultaneously for example if I write any C++ code here so you can see that we can just uh navigate to the awesome. P file and here we can write our python file simultaneously so you can see that we have just created a python file with some python code and we have just created a C++ file with some C++ code so you can work with different files simultaneously on vs code okay one more thing that is very very interesting is that you can just drag this file so you can just drag this file and move it to change the position in which it appears in this workspace right so you can just see that I can move the position of this awesome. Pi so let's just open one more file in the workspace so in order to open a new file inside the workspace what you can do is just you can drag that file and drop it over here so you can see that we are now having three files right and now if I want to change the position here so I can just drag that particular file Tab and I can just uh drop it anywhere here so this will just reposition all of the tabs now one more thing that uh you might find interesting is uh you can drop any file in the workspace to open it in a split window what this means is let's just drag this and let's just drop it here it just opened that that file in a split window so you can just work on two different files simultaneously with both of them being in the same view right so this is a very awesome feature that I love to use each and every time you can also organize more files in the same view so for example I want to open this file again uh in split window what I can do is I can just drag here so you can see if I drag here it highlights that part of the screen this means that it will open up this here in the third window so there are three splits in my vs code I want to combine this back so what I can do is just drag and drop it here drag and drop it here so it will combine all of the tabs again you can also play around with different places so if I move up here it will open up in the top if I move it right it will open up in uh the side panel if we drop it here it will open up in the down if we drag it again if you can open it in the third split window so these are the ways by which you can organize the vs code splits so these are very important if you want to work with multiple files simultaneously so let's just close each and every file so just click on this x icon to close all of the files that are present right you can also create a file by double clicking on this panel here so just double click on it and you can see that we are getting an option to create a new file so let's just create a new file that is RS so it has just created a new file again you can also create a new file by right clicking on it and then clicking on new file right so there are many ways by which you can create new files another thing that uh VSC provides us is creating a new folder inside the project folder right so you can see that it is being highlighted with blue outline this means that our vs code project folder has been selected by default so if you click any of these two things it will create a file or a folder in the current outlined thing that is our vsod tutorial folder if we click on this icon here what this will do is it will create a new folder with the name that we give it so let's just give it a name as Dr one so this is the folder that we just created uh with the help of this icon here if we navigate to that file manager here you can see that we just got a new folder here right which is empty actually so let's get back to vs code now you can see uh that uh because this folder is actually empty we don't get to see anything inside it so let's create a file inside this folder so if this thing is visual that is this outline window this means that your vs code tutorial uh folder is selected or the project folder is selected so if you click on the file or any folder it will create that file or folder right inside the project folder but if you want to create a file or a folder inside a different folder that is present in project uh of vs code then what you can do is just select that folder that is select the folder in which you want to create another folder or file and then you need to click on these any icons so if I click on this new file it will create a new file in the dir1 folder so let's give it a name as file. C so this is a C file so this created a new file and it also opened it in my workspace that I don't want so you can see that this file has been created inside the dr1 folder that is present inside the project folder so if I click on it you can see that it has been collapsed right so you can just click on that folder in order to show content of the folders right let's create a new folder inside it so you can see that uh my folder is selected because it is highlighted now I can just click on this new folder icon here and it will create another folder so I can give it a name as uh new so I just created a folder named new in D1 folder so this created another folder so this is something that you might find useful regarding the file structure of or file tree of vs code right so it's very good that you get very much familiar with everything what is happening in the Explorer panel here right so there are two more icons here this one is the refresh icon so this will just refresh the file explorer here and this thing here is known as the collapse folders in Explorer what this means is suppose we have all of the folders expanded right we have a very large project and we have lots of folders inside it and many of them are like expanded right but we want to collapse all of them at one goal so what we can do is just we can click on it and what this will do is it will collapse each and every folder that is opened I can just show an example so this is one of my projects that I just created so you can see that there are lots of folders present inside my uh project so if I expand expand expand each and everything right here it becomes very much difficult to go to each and every folder and collapse it one by one so what vs code provides us is with this thing to collapse everything at once so if we click on it you can see that everything gets collapsed and we are organize again so this is very useful and you'll need it many times in your development phase so we have just gone through all of the icons present here so we have seen how to open a project in vs code by clicking on file and then clicking on open folder uh let's see how to close a project in vs code so what you can do is click on file and then click on close folder so what this will do is so this will close the folder that has currently opened as the project in vs code so let's have the look at the search in vs code so for that you'll have to click on the search icon here and then in the first box what you'll have to do is you'll have to write the search keyword right so for example if I write container so it will search whole of the project in every file for the keyword uh container right so it's showing three files which have uh the container word in it so it you can just expand or collapse the files for the words you can also like replace the word with another word for example I will replace container with new container so you can see uh the changes in real time here the search can be case sensitive or case insensitive for example if I just make the C capital in container you can see that the search is case insensitive but as soon as I click on this thing here what it this will do is it will make the search case sensitive okay so it will search for all of the containers with the c capital in it so this is something that will be helpful for you okay so what I can do is I can click on on this particular uh button here and what this will it will ask for me if I want to replace every occurrence of container with the new container word okay so I'll click on replace and you can see that the searches are gone so what this did is it replaced all of the containers with the new container so I'll just search for new container you can see that everything was replaced with the new keyword by default the search is for the whole project folder but you can also include exclude particular files for example if you click on this three dots here you can just include the files here or you can exclude the files uh this supports regular Expressions so you can just use a v character here for example I want to search in every HTML file but not the CSS files so what I can do is I can include all of the HTML files and you can see that there is only one HTML file that contains this particular keyword in there uh for example I want to search in all of the JavaScript files so you can see that there is only one JavaScript file with that and suppose I want to just exclude a CSS file so I can just exclude the CSS file from here so you can see that the uh CSS file was excluded from the search so this is how you can just make your search more advanced with the help of V code Version Control is out of the scope for this video but we will be discussing about it later in some of my video so now comes the run and ebug uh option here so this will be for running your code this is just a vs code tutorial but not any Language tutorial I will not be going to show how this works but yes if you want to run any file for example if you want to run any python file or a CPP file or a C file or any other file to get the output you can just click on this run and ebook button and just select all of the options that will be occurring here in order to run your file right this depends upon the different files of the different programming languages so will totally depend upon the programming language that you're using right and now comes the extensions this is one of my favorite things to use so what are extensions so extensions are that piece of software that add extra functionality to vs code right so for example if there is a feature missing that might be very useful for you for example the syntax highlighting or you can say the theme so the best example is a theme so if you want to change the theme that how vs code looks what are the color of the icons what you can do is you can just change the icons you can change the themes you can change everything about vs code with the help of extensions you can install extensions and set that up in order to change how vs code works right so I have these file icons extension installed so this adds a bunch of different icons to vs code so you can see that the icons of every file is different from what you will see in your vs code so this is all because of this extension so I think you might might have got a basic idea of how powerful extensions are right so depending upon the type of work that you're doing you're going to install extensions based on that and here in the top you can see the currently installed extensions that are present in vs code for now here you can see the recommended extensions it will recommend extensions based on the work you do on vs code so it will change dynamically and here is the search bar you can search for any extension right so let's just search for any C++ extension so if you sech for C++ it will give all of the extensions that are related to C++ you can just choose any of those and you can just install it depending upon your work right okay uh one more thing about sidebar is you can just expand the sidebar so you can just hover over this and if this Arrow icon occurs you can just drag to change the size of this sidebar right so this is what extensions are and this is known as testing so testing is also optional and will appear depending upon the extension that you're installing so I have python extension installed so it has the testing feature by default so it opens up this testing thing here so we have discussed lots of thing about vs code so let's just discuss about the terminal right so we have the terminal thing in vs code that is very very very useful so you can just click on it and then click on run new terminal it will open up the terminal in vs code right so terminal is something that you will be needing 99% of the times when you're working on vs code or if you're are programming right so if you're a programmer you know what terminal is so by default the terminal that vs code opens into is the power shell so this is the power shell uh terminal that you will be opening by default in vs code it has different configurations for the terminal so by default it will open up the Powershell terminal in order to change the terminal what you can do is just you can click on this drop down menu and then select the terminal manually so if I click on command prompt here it will open up a new terminal that is is it will create a new terminal that is command prompt so if some of you don't know what command prompt is so you can just go to Windows start menu and then search for CMD and this is what a command prompt window is so this black screen with white text is known as command prompt okay so now there are more options here so many of you might not get this git bash option here because I have git installed that's why it is showing up the git bash terminal also here so you don't need to know what this is you just need to know what command pront is and what power shell is right so this and this okay uh along with the split screen that we get in the text editor we get split screen in terminal also so for example if you're running multiple commands in multiple terminal windows so what you can do is you can just open up all of those as a split screen right so you can just drag the terminal and drop it into here so it will open this up in split screen in order to create a new terminal what you can do is you can just click on this plus icon and it will open up the default uh terminal configuration that is Powershell in many of your cases but if you change Powers shell to any other it will open up the default terminal right in my case it is command prompt in a newly installed vs code the default configuration is Powershell so whenever you open Terminal it will open up by default the default configuration so if you click on the plus icon it will open up Thea called configuration right if you want to remove or if you want to kill any terminal that is if you want to delete any terminal you can just go over here and you can just click on this delete button here so it will kill that terminal so I will just kill all of the terminals here we have seen almost everything in vs code which you will be needing as a beginner now I have some settings predefined settings that I find very very useful and I set it up every time I install vs code so just go to this gear icon here and then click on this setting and you can see that we have got all other settings of V Cod right here a very useful setting that I find very very important is autosave so what this will do is it will automatically save the files that you are creating so what I find useful is on Focus change so what this will do is whenever you edit some files so whenever you edit some files it will get saved as soon as you move out of that file for example if I go to any other tab here or let's do some changes or if you navigate to any other thing it will automatically save that file the second setting is the font size so by default the font size of the code is 14 so this is very small if you are having a larger resolution screen you can always change it to any other value so if I choose 20 and I press enter you can see that the font SI increased you can set it up depending upon your comfort zone another thing is the default tab size so by default the tab size is four so what tab was if you press tab the amount of space that it moves the cursor away is known as the tabs right so by default it is four and I like to use tab size of two so if I press tab it will just move two spaces ahead it totally depends upon your comfort zone so you can change it depending upon your preference and other one is the word r feature so word RP is something like if uh your file goes beyond the view like let's just create something so you can just see that we have written lots of words in the same line so it gets overflowed so we need to scroll it vertically so this creates problems sometimes if we have a code which contains uh longer lines what you can do is you can just uh turn on word rap so just click on it and click on on what this will do is it will wrap the lines so whatever text goes beyond the uh width of the screen it will just display in the next line right so another setting is related to the terminal so by default vs code gives us the powers shell as the default terminal but I like to use command prompt as my default terminal so for that what you can do is you can just click on this to toggle the terminal and then you can just click on this drop down and then click on select default profile if you click on that it will ask you to select the default configuration for your terminal so I love to use command prompt always so I will just choose command prompt if you are new I would suggest you to use command prompt so you can just select command prompt or any other thing if you know what these are and so it will select that particular profile as the default terminal so if you create a new terminal it will just create the terminal with the default settings that is our Command Prompt so there are a few shortcuts that I would like to uh show you so the very first shortcut for uh the vs code that I've already shown you is toggle the sidebar so if you want to show or hide the sidebar you can just press the shortcut as contrl plus b so it will automatically toggle the sidebar the second shortcut is also that I have shown you is to toggle the terminal so for that it is Control Plus back tick so it will automatically show or hide the terminal other shortcut is related to uh this file explorer here so if you want to rename a file or a folder right if you want to rename a file or a folder what you can do is just select that thing here and then you can just press f2 and this will automatically let you rename your file so same goes with the folder also one more shortcut or you can say a feature of us code is edit multiple lines at once so you can see that currently our cursor is only present at this number four line right but what if I want to add a particular ular text in all of the lines or multiple lines at once what we can do is you can just hold alt button so just press it and hold it and then wherever you click a new cursor will get added so you can see that I can add multiple cursors at once and if I add something like if I press any key you can see that the text is getting added at all of the cursors so if you want to remove a cursor from a particular part you need to do the same you need to press and hold the ALT key and then you need to click on the cursor that you want to remove so I want to remove this cursor so if I click on it that cursor gets removed if I click on it this cursor get removed and similarly you can click all of the cursors right okay you can also add multiple cursors in the same line right if you want to add a cursor in the same line for that what you can do is you can just select the place from where you need to start adding the cursor and then you need to press and hold the mouse wheel of your mouse and you need to drag and also if you drag horizontally you can see that the text are getting uh selected at once so let's just start it from here so if I press and hold the mouse and I drag down you can see multiple cursors getting added and if I drag left or right you can see that we can select multiple texts at once and if you want to replace a particular text you can just press the key and it will get added so these are the things that you will be needing while developing a program also you can right click on the text editor and then there are multiple settings that you might get depending upon the type of the file that you're working on so this is because a simple file you're not getting much of the things here if you are going to any program related file you can just see that there are many other options that we can get in this T context menu uh which you can use right so these are the things that I thought will be very useful to you if I miss something you can just comment them down so I can just explain them in the next version of this video so there is a list of extensions that I want you to install in vs code so you just need to go to extensions panel here I just click on it here so that it removes this search key here so these are the installed extensions right so depending on the file that you're working on there are a list of extension that you might find useful so let's see for C++ so for C++ there are three extensions that we need to install so the first one is the C++ extension so for C++ and then you need to uh install this extension so this is the extension that you need to install there is another extension related to C++ that will install three extensions at once we don't need that we just need to install this one you need to also install code Runner extension just for just search for code Runner and install this extension and the third extension is better C++ syntax so if you search for better C++ syntax so this is the extension that you need to install for C++ same goes with C also so C and C++ extensions are the same if you need Python vs code will automatically add python extensions so if you create any file vs code will automatically show you the popup for the type of file that you want so you can just click on install and it will automatically install the required extensions for the particular file that you have created in vs code if you're working with version control system that is good then the extensions that you might need are git history so you can just install this extension you can install the git ignore so just install the git ignore uh extension so these two are the extension that I use most and the third one is the markdown so markdown extension is something that you will need if you're working with the markdown files mainly we use markdown in git only so I have shown it in git all right okay so for Java what you can do is search for Java and then what you need to do is uh just install the language support for Java so this one is the thing that you need to install that is the language support for Java uh you need to install code runner for Java so code Runner is a very awesome extension that you will be needing most of the time right so for C++ for Java for C you will be needing code Runner extension so these are the extensions that I think will be very very helpful for you if you're working in web development so the extensions for those are live server so this is the extension that you'll be needing live server uh then Auto rename Tag Auto close tag these two extensions you'll be needing so these were the most popular and most required extensions for the most popular development languages that you'll be using okay uh one universal extension that you might uh need always is prettier so so just search for preter code formatter and then you will be getting this extension just install this preter code formatter right so this is very very very very very important extension which will uh help you write clean code so just install it and uh that's all uh so I've shown almost all of the important extensions that you'll be needing in your development and depending upon your work you can install other extensions too vs code has a very large community so if you have any doubt or if you want to know anything or any different feature you can just perform a Google search so you can just go to Chrome or any other web browser and search for the thing and you'll get uh the solution so this was all for this video I hope this video was very helpful for you if I missed out anything you can just comment them down so I'll just compile all of them and I'll try to make up a separate video for that so if this video was helpful don't forget to leave a like and if you didn't like this video you can just dislike the video also if you want to get updated with this channel just click 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Channel: Everything Computerized

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Id: SGbBQV9steE

Length: 40min 31sec (2431 seconds)

Published: Wed Jan 03 2024