From the course: Debugging in C++ with Visual Studio Code

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What you should know

What you should know - Visual Studio Code Tutorial

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What you should know

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- [Instructor] Before we start, there are some things you should know. First and foremost, this is not an introductory course to the C++ programming language. You are expected to at least know the basics. If you don't, consider taking an introductory course first, like "Complete Guide to C++ Programming Foundations." Although you don't need a specific IDE to run your C++ code, I will use Visual Studio Code running on GitHub Codespaces. This is a cloud-based platform embedded in the GitHub repository, which will allow you to easily follow along with the code on your web browser without having to install anything. If you decide to use a different development environment, make sure to use the C++17 standard or later. You may want to read the documentation of your development environment for this. It's just a Google search away.

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