Visual Studio Features and Functions

Jessie Houghton introduces the beginner series for Visual Studio, highlighting its features, customization options, and differences from Visual Studio Code. The video covers editor features like IntelliSense, debugging tools, Live Share for collaboration, and Git integration. Jessie also emphasizes the importance of signing in for personalized settings and feedback. The tutorial is updated for Visual Studio 2022 and .NET 8, aiming to provide a comprehensive guide for beginners.

What is the primary purpose of Visual Studio?

• A lightweight text editor

• A database management system

• An integrated development environment

• A graphic design tool

How does Visual Studio differ from Visual Studio Code?

• Visual Studio is a web browser

• Visual Studio Code is an IDE

• Visual Studio has more built-in features

• Visual Studio Code is a graphic design tool

Which feature allows you to quickly change themes in Visual Studio?

• Control F

• Control P

• Control T

• Control Q

What can you customize in Visual Studio right out of the box?

• Background music

• Font size

• Toolbar color

• Window size

What does IntelliSense in Visual Studio provide?

• Weather updates

• Code suggestions

• Music recommendations

• News alerts

What is the purpose of setting breakpoints in Visual Studio?

• To pause code execution for debugging

• To change the theme

• To save the project

• To close the application

Which feature allows real-time collaboration in Visual Studio?

• Live Share

• Code Sync

• Team Connect

• Project Link

What is the benefit of signing in to Visual Studio?

• Access to free games

• Automatic updates

• Carrying preferences across installations

• Discounts on Microsoft products

What tool is integrated into Visual Studio for version control?

• Subversion

• Mercurial

• Git

• CVS

Where can you report a problem or suggest a feature in Visual Studio?

• Feedback button

• File menu

• Help menu

• Settings panel