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Visual Studio Code Pricing & Plans

Name: Visual Studio Code
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Rating: 4.4 (86 reviews)

4.4(86 reviews)

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Completely free & open source code editor by Microsoft.

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Built-in Git & debugging tools
Massive extensions library
IntelliSense smart code autocompletion

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Value for Money

4.4

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Visual Studio Code (VS Code) is a lightweight, fast, open-source code editor that runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux, while Visual Studio is a full-featured IDE primarily for Windows targeting large-scale enterprise and .NET/C++ development. VS Code relies on extensions from the Marketplace to add language support, debugging, and project management features, whereas Visual Studio ships with everything built-in out of the box. Many developers use both: VS Code for quick edits, scripting, and web/cross-platform work, and Visual Studio for heavy back-end or complex enterprise projects.

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