Installing VS CODE - Windows
Today we're going to learn how to use Microsoft社の VS CODE Let's talk about how to install it. What do you need to code? Can you just do it in Notepad? Of course you can! But it's incredibly, incredibly inconvenient, so you need something like VS CODE.
The easiest way to installis its homepage (https://code.visualstudio.com/), download the installer file, and keep hitting "NextNextNext....". Easy as pie
Raise your hand if you want to be more certain. Yes, one here. (I can see all of you raising your hands in the air.) Let's take a closer look!
Access the Visual Studio CODE home page
Click the homepage address written above to access the homepage, as shown below. 'Download for Windows'and you'll see "Thanks for downloading VS Code for Windows!" in the top right corner of Webbraze, indicating that the installation file is downloading (on Chrome browser).
When the download is finished, it will pop up a small window to let you know. Click on it and you'll be taken to the actual installation screen, and all of a sudden you're like, "What's a license agreement?" Don't worry, just check "I agree" and click "Next." (Not that you'll need it, but scroll down and read it - it's very informative, and you won't be doing it anytime soon....)
MIT License
Wait here! MIT LicenseWe'll take a quick look at the Wikipediafor more information.
MIT License: A license created by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the United States that allows the free use, reproduction, distribution, and modification of open source. You must provide a notice to users that you have used the MIT license, as shown above.
- Minimum working knowledge for developers p.191
Not creating a Start Menu folder
As I said at the beginning, click 'NextNextNext...'. Oops, but what's that? 'Do not create a Start Menu folder'. If you click the checkbox and move on Windows Start Menuin the Visual Studio Code folderis not created (you can check this and then check Install icon on desktop a little later).
Different installation options
You click 'next, next, next...' and then something else pops up that looks suspicious. Of course, you can click 'Next' without a soul. You can choose your own taste, not someone else's. Β, Βon the left side of the screen. Follow the dotted arrowhead in the image below, Windows Explorerin the 'The menu that appears when you right-click on a folder or file icon' is the difference between showing it and not showing it. ③ âspecifies that VS CODE is used as the default editor, ④ âtells Windows to use VS CODE in any directory (more on this later).
I don't want to find it in the Windows Start menu, and I don't want to be like, "If you're a developer, you're going to use the DesktopIf you're thinking 'Create a shortcut on the desktop' in the box. I checked all 5 options and hit 'Next' and you can see that they all show up in the 'Additional Actions:' section. 'Install'in the left sidebar.
Complete the VS Code Setup Wizard
You'll see the installation progress, and eventually the installation will complete. 'Exit' button, and you'll finally be able to welcome VS CODE (phew - I was about to click "next next next next..." soullessly like Terry said at the beginning).
Enable Python
After installation, you'll be greeted with the VS CODE welcome screen (Get Started, ugh). Select a languageor Themesalthough we respect other people's preferences, Scalabilityand eye Fatiguefor "plain English, plain black".
After choosing a theme and language based on your preferences, install the extensions for using Python. View-Command Palette After clicking (or using the shortcut Ctrl+Shift+P) ‘ext install' and press Enter. Several options will appear, select 'Extensions: Install Extensions'.
If you're thinking, "Oh no, I'm complicated," just click the icon where the arrow points. "But I know a little bit about computers!" you say. Ctrl+Shift+X Press the shortcut.
In the search bar for extensions that appears on the left, click pythonand hit enter. The 'Python' extension should appear, as shown below, with the 'Install' to install it.
In Installing Uninstalland changes its appearance to Python extension installation is completeAnd that's it, you're ready to code in Python at the much-anticipated VS CODE. You've finally shed your developer newbie scab! Congratulations, you've earned it!
To summarize, go to the VS CODE homepage, download the installation file, and click "Next, Next, Next..." to install it. Press Ctrl + Shift + X to search for python, click install to install the extension, and you're ready to start coding Python with VS CODE!
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