![]() Using Visual Studio Code for PowerShell Development. Linux: typing code in your terminal; macOS: typing code in your terminal; Launch Quick Open by pressing Ctrl+P (Cmd+P on Mac). In Quick Open, type ext install powershell and hit Enter. The Extensions view will open on the Side Bar. Select the PowerShell extension from Microsoft. Visual Studio Code keyboard Shortcuts helps developers maximize their productivity by allowing them to work faster and more efficiently. Here I am listing down all the keyboard shortcuts and cheats of Visual Studio Code editor for Windows, Mac and Linux Operating systems. ![]() • The code tested on the below Operating System versions. • Mac OS X (10.12.3) • Ubuntu 14.04 • Windows 10 Tool Set •.NET Core 1.0.4 •.NET Command Line Interface (CLI) Tools • Text Editors: gedit (Ubuntu 14.04), and Notepad (Windows) • Visual Studio Code (1.12.2) • Git Source Code Link - Demo 1 Console application using terminal, CLI and Text Editor Mac OS X (10.12.3) Get the latest code from GitHub at this source code. Open the Program.cs in Text Editor (in my case, TextEdit on Mac OS X). Add a comment to the Main method. The line has been highlighted below. • dotnet restore • dotnet run Push the changes back to GitHub. Demo 2 Console application using terminal, cli, and Visual Studio Code Mac OS X (10.12.3) Get the latest source code from GitHub. Open GenericsDemo folder in Visual Studio Code. Execute 'dotnet restore' within integrated terminal of Visual Studio Code. Dotnet restore In our previous article, we discussed about.NET Core Launch and.NET Core Attach. Please refer to my previous article for more information. Execute the program. Try both,.NET Core Launch and.NET Core Attach. We can use the integration Git within Visual Studio Code to push the code to GitHub. Summary In this article, I discussed how we can create console applications using.NET Code and C#. We also saw how to create these in Mac OS X (10.12.3), Ubuntu 14.04 and Windows 10. We also saw that the same code works on Mac OS X (10.12.3), Ubuntu 14.04, and Windows 10.
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