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Now last but not least, in Visual Studio Code, under view,

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you also got these different modes here.

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I showed you the extensions view which allows you browse extensions,

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explorer is that view you see here which is the view you typically work in the most,

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it allows you to see your files here on the left.

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Search can also be very helpful though, search allows you to search through all your files and you can

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change how it searches

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for example if it searches in a case sensitive way here and there, I could search for write to log and

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if I do that,

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it shows me that it found this write to log thing in five places all in app.js

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and if I click on there, it highlights it here,

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it also highlights all the results here in the scroll bar on the right.

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So this can also be very helpful.

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Now under view, you also have the scm view,

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now that helps you with source control,

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so when you're using Git, then you see what you've changed since your last commit

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and you can inspect what you changed here and commit that and so on.

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So if you want to have a graphical user interface for source control, you can use this and debug is a

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I'll come back to later in this module once we dive into debugging our code.

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This can be really helpful with understanding our code, how it executes and can help us find and fix

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errors.

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So that's Visual Studio Code and working with the IDE and I hope it gave you a general idea of what

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you can configure there, what you might want to think about and what you might want to explore to work

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with your code effectively.