ASP.NET Core MVC - Cross-Platform Development - Alternative - Install Visual Studio 2022 (Windows and Mac)

This video tutorial guides viewers through setting up Visual Studio on their machines. It explains the differences between Visual Studio and Visual Studio Code, and the various editions available: Community, Professional, and Enterprise. The tutorial provides step-by-step instructions for downloading and installing Visual Studio, focusing on the ASP.NET and web development workload. It also highlights the user interface features of Visual Studio 2022, including Solution Explorer and Git integration. The video concludes with tips on adjusting workloads and using the Visual Studio installer for future modifications.

What is the primary purpose of Visual Studio as an IDE?

• To serve as a text editor for simple scripts

• To provide a platform for video editing

• To facilitate the entire software development lifecycle

• To manage databases exclusively

Which edition of Visual Studio is free for individual learners and open-source projects?

• Enterprise

• Professional

• Community

• Ultimate

What is a key factor in deciding between Visual Studio and Visual Studio Code?

• The number of users in a team

• The operating system being used

• The color scheme of the interface

• The type of keyboard shortcuts available

What is the first step in setting up Visual Studio Community edition?

• Configuring the user interface

• Downloading the installer

• Creating a new project

• Installing additional plugins

Which workload is essential for this course when using Visual Studio?

• Data science and analytics

• ASP.NET and web development

• Game development

• Mobile app development

What feature does the Visual Studio 2022 user interface offer for project management?

• Automatic code generation

• Solution Explorer for file management

• Real-time collaboration editing

• Built-in video conferencing

Why is Visual Studio Code preferred for the majority of the course?

• It is cross-platform

• It is faster than Visual Studio

• It has a more colorful interface

• It supports more programming languages