Visual Studio Code (32bit) 1.72.2

Visual Studio Code is free, open source and cross-platform. This means it is suitable for Windows, Linux and macOS. Built-in support for almost all programming languages, including but not limited to HTML, CSS, TypeScript, Java, C++, PHP, Go, SQL, Objective-C and Ruby.

Unlike many other code editors, Visual Studio Code has a built-in debugger that makes the development process less "clicks" and maintains a single view with code and debugger. This makes the process of error tracking and code execution easier and faster. You don't need to have multiple screens to run different consoles and rearrange them every time you need to minimize something. It is built into the design and your desired workspace settings.

Another major feature of the Visual Studio Code expansion market is that it is not limited to code. Productive, custom debugger, code checker, ssh terminal, beautification and DevOps pipeline connection.

Although the main function of Visual Studio Code is a code editor, by adding extensions, it is more than just a code editor. It can easily become a full-stack workstation through the correct settings, expansion and configuration shortcut keys.