i am begginer for C and vscode. Can i turn off recommand tab function?
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Visual Studio Code is not letting me use #include in C++
Code/error
undefined reference to the library
i don’t know a lot about including custom libraries, i need some help in raylib
i recently installed it using msys2 because this shell automatically makes your raylib archives to be in the right place in the mingw folder, now VSC doesn’t mark the include <raylib.h> as an error, the same with the functions in raylib.
Usage of ifdefs statements for C-Code in VSCode
I have several #ifdefs in a C-Project. I noticed that although certain #ifdef are true and code under that is being used in a project, the VSCODE shows them as not being used (Display them lightly).
how to Check if the code uses r or rn and change it to the other
Have seen this answer that is relevant to me:
C++ VS Code error “symbols not found for architecture x86_64”
When running a 5-file + corresponding .h files that store prototypes for a project in C++ on VS Code, I get the following error message:
VS Code C# Easter Eggs
So recently I began getting occasional odd messages when coding in C# in VS Code. I’ve been getting things like: ‘change trunp’, ‘change patches’, ‘change it’ and so on, other msgs don’t spring to my mind. What on earth is that? These messages overlay my console for a short period of time and sometimes it even pastes new lines featuring these meassages, right among the other lines!
Getting a wrong output calculating whether a number is an Armstrong number
I was just trying out a code for finding whether a number is an Armstrong number or not. But it was getting the same output for all the inputs even it is a Armstrong number. So I used an online compiler and it worked.
Getting a wrong output all the time
I was just trying out a code for finding whether a number is an Armstrong number or not. But it was getting the same output for all the inputs even it is a Armstrong number. So I used an online compiler and it worked.
Configure build and run environment for C++ DGB project
I have C++ “hello world” project in Visual Studio Code. I would like to build and launch this code from IDE, but I would like to do this in automatically and more easy way than I do it now.