Complete Git Guide: Understand and Master Git and GitHub - Exploring Visual Studio Code

The video tutorial provides an overview of using Visual Studio Code (VSCode) for managing and editing files in a project. It covers opening and exploring files, editing and saving changes, and highlights the integration of Git for version control. The tutorial also demonstrates the use of extensions for syntax support and how to revert changes. Finally, it introduces the process of creating a new branch in a project using both the command line and VSCode.

What is one advantage of using Visual Studio Code over the command line for viewing files?

• It automatically commits changes to Git.

• It requires no installation.

• It can only open text files.

• It provides syntax highlighting with different colors.

How can you save changes to a file in Visual Studio Code on a Mac?

• By closing the file.

• By restarting Visual Studio Code.

• By using the shortcut Command + S.

• By clicking 'File' and 'Save' only.

What does a green mark next to a line in Visual Studio Code indicate?

• The line has been deleted.

• The line is a comment.

• The line is part of a function.

• The line was just added and not yet committed.

What does the 'M' letter next to a file in Visual Studio Code signify?

• The file is modified.

• The file is missing.

• The file is marked for deletion.

• The file is moved.

What can you do in the Visual Studio Code extensions marketplace?

• Purchase premium features.

• Access cloud storage.

• Download new themes for the editor.

• Install syntax support for various languages.

How can you revert changes made to a file in Visual Studio Code?

• By closing and reopening the file.

• By deleting the file.

• By using the 'Discard Changes' option.

• By renaming the file.

What is the next step after discarding changes in Visual Studio Code?

• Switch to a different IDE.

• Install a new extension.

• Delete the project.

• Create a new branch in the project.