It also shows line after keyword replacement, as highlighted below. You see each occurrence of the keyword in all editor files. Enter the keyword and search it in all open editor files. For example, suppose we want to replace the sys.databases with databases keyword in all open files. It is to search for a specific keyword in all the open files in the editor window. Similarly, you can rearrange editors in multiple groups, split left, right, down in the same editor window. It is useful when you want to compare two or more scripts together or want to reference another script. In the below screenshot, you get two files splits in the current window. You can split the files as per your requirements – Split Up, Split down, Split left, Spit right.įor example, once you split down the files, it creates a new region for the split files. You can open multiple files in an explorer. You can also use this as a notepad text editor or programing language code. This explorer is to open, browse, and manage the files. This activity bar contains the following tabs. On the left side, you have an activity bar. Launch the Visual Studio code after installation, and the default screen looks like below.
You can see the installer for Windows, macOS, and Linux in the below screenshot.įor Windows, you get an option to download the 32-bit or 64-bit version.ĭownload the appropriate version and start the installation.
Navigate to Visual Studio Code URL and choose your desired platform to install the software. You can quickly modify it as per your preference and environment
VS Code can highlight language-specific syntax.