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How to Run Program Directly From Visual Studio Code
How to Run Program Directly From Visual Studio Code: Visual Studio Code (famously known as VS Code) is a free open source text editor by Microsoft. VS Code is accessible for Windows, Linux, and macOS. Although the editor is relatively lightweight, it includes some powerful features that have made VS Code one of the most famous development environment tools in recent times.
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Visual Studio Code is an Editor for running your code effectively. It is currently very popular editor for running your Source Code. Its features are very awesome and anyone can move to Visual Studio Code. The best part is, it is free to use and free to download. The developers who are get bored from the OLD, Simple looking, Boring HTML code Editors can likewise move to Visual Studio Code. It is Developed by Microsoft.
Nowadays developers facing problems while running a basic HTML code directly from the Editor as Visual Studio Code doesn’t have any in-built direct feature to run the code like different Editors or its own Visual Studio. But, here is a solution to run the code straightforwardly from the Editor.
Start the Visual Studio Code Editor. On the left panel click on the Extensions Tab. Or on the other hand Press (Ctrl + shift + X)
Then, at that point, in the search bar search for “open in browser”. You will get a list of plugins. For effortlessness select first plugin and click install.
After completion of the installation process it will ask RELOAD.Just RELOAD the VSC(Visual Studio Code) Editor it won’t cause any damage your unsaved data.
After reloading just right click on your html file and select “Open in Other Browsers”.
Select your necessary Browser and See your Output.
Related:
How to Download and Install Visual Studio Code
How to Write Code in Visual Studio Code Editor.
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