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How to Set up Visual Studio Code for C and C++ Programming



In this video you will learn How to Set up Visual Studio Code for Creating and Executing C and C++ Programs.

Visual Studio Code is the widely used editor in Computer Programming field.

It is the best editor for a beginner in programming because it is simple, easy to set up and has all those features needed.

First you need to Download and Install C C++ toolset ( Compiler , linker etc ) like mingw. After that you need to install Visual Studio Code. After that you need to install a couple of extensions to run C and Cpp Programs.

Download and Install Mingw

Download and Install Visual Studio Code

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20 comments

  1. I have a doubt, do we need to download the compiler for C program?? Cuz my code is not working and showing error on header file.

  2. Crystal Clear. Thank you Sir!

  3. Thank you very much sir

  4. hello, I followed all the steps, but when I make the simple program and attempt to run it the output window says: "'gcc' is not recognized as an internal or external command,

    operable program or batch file."
    does anyone know what's up with that?

  5. thanks it worked 👌👌

  6. will this video and rest of the videos on the description work on windows 11? or is it only for windows 10?

  7. Im getting a g++ is not recognised error when i try run the code

  8. Thankkkk youuu it's been 3 days I was going crazy thanks to you

  9. nothing happen when i run the code in the output tab, but in terminal tab "g++" is not recognized

  10. If we could code in terminal, then whats the point of vs code sir?

  11. THANK YOU SO MUCH !!!
    The only one which really worked

  12. Bro I need help it's always says like
    [Running] cd "c:c c++" && gcc ok -o c:c c++ok && "c:c c++"c:c c++ok

    'gcc' is not recognized as an internal or external command,

    operable program or batch file.

  13. You kinda missed the gcc compiler part, nothing works without it

  14. Best tutorial out there, was trying to figure this out elsewhere for too long.

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