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Code editor

There are lots of code editors you can find over the internet. We will use Visual Studio Code in this tutorial. Visual Studio Code is one of the most popular source doe editors used by the programmers.

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Download Visual Studio Code

First, we start by downloading the code editor Visual Studio Code from the original website. Below we placed a video for you which explains how to download Visual Studio Code correctly for Windows 10.

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