📝Set up Visual Studio Code for C programming using the Code Runner extension.
🧰Download and install Visual Studio Code and the C tool set with the debugger.
🖥️Configure the workspace, set up tasks, and debug the code.
💻Check for the availability of GCC and GDB debuggers.
🗂️Create folders and files for organizing the C programs.
What are the required tools for setting up Visual Studio Code for C programming?
—You need to install Visual Studio Code, the C tool set, and the necessary debugger.
How can I configure the workspace and set up tasks?
—Open Visual Studio Code, add the C programming folder to the workspace, set up the tasks in the task.json file, and save the workspace.
What is the Code Runner extension?
—Code Runner is an extension for Visual Studio Code that allows you to quickly execute code snippets and custom code in various programming languages.
What can I do if GCC or GDB is not recognized as a command?
—Make sure you have installed GCC and GDB correctly and added them to your system's PATH environment variable.
What is the recommended folder structure for organizing C programs in Visual Studio Code?
—Create a folder for your C programs and add subfolders for different projects or categories. Place individual program files inside the respective subfolders.
00:00Introduction and prerequisites.
00:30Setting up the workspace and task.json file.
02:01Checking the availability of GCC and GDB debuggers.
03:32Creating the folder structure for organizing C programs.
04:50Installing and using the Code Runner extension.
