VS Code Setup and Configuration

VS Code is a lightweight code editor with support for extensions. It is free and open-source. VS Code has many advantages in the workplace. It is lightweight and easy to use, which means that it doesn't take up much space on your computer's hard drive or memory. It also provides great support for extensions, so you can add a variety of features to the editor without having to install anything else on your own.

• VS Code is a lightweight, yet powerful code editor. It comes with built-in support for JavaScript, TypeScript and Node.js and has a rich ecosystem of extensions to support other languages (C++, C#, Python, Go) and runtimes (PHP).
• VS Code has an intuitive UI that minimizes the amount of time you spend navigating menus and hunting for features. It also supports many keyboard shortcuts that can speed up your workflow.

• VS Code is a free, open-source, cross-platform code editor that can be customized to suit different needs. There are a number of extensions available in the VS Code Marketplace. Extensions provide additional functionality to the editor. They can make it easier to work with a specific programming language or add features like debugging tools or Git integration.
• Themes are another way to customize VS Code for your needs. Themes change the appearance of VS Code and can change how it looks when you're working on different projects.

The VS Code application is developed by Microsoft. The application is used to create, edit, debug and publish code. It is a free and open-source code editor which has been created for the modern web development era.

Advantages:

• VS Code has a minimalistic interface that can be customized to suit your needs
• It provides an excellent support for many languages including JavaScript, TypeScript, HTML, CSS and more
• It has built-in Git support which lets you perform tasks like staging changes or committing them to your repository with ease
• Supports extensions which allow you to extend the functionality of VS Code with other tools like linters for example
• Has great debugging features available in it like breakpoints or watches which make it easier