Practical CSS3 Mastery Course - Installation and Setup

The video tutorial guides viewers through setting up Visual Studio Code for coding. It covers downloading and installing the software, creating projects, and using extensions like Live Server to run code and view changes in real-time. The tutorial also touches on setting up a Git repository for version control.

What is the first step to start using Visual Studio Code?

• Open a browser

• Download and install Visual Studio Code

• Create a Git repository

• Install a server

Which operating systems are supported for Visual Studio Code installation?

• Windows only

• Windows and Mac only

• Windows, Mac, and Linux

• Linux only

What can you do after installing Visual Studio Code?

• Directly run code on a server

• Create folders and files

• Install a new operating system

• Download a new browser

What is the purpose of the Live Server extension in Visual Studio Code?

• To edit HTML files

• To manage files

• To run code directly in the browser

• To compile code

How do you install the Live Server extension?

• Download it from the internet

• Search for it in the Visual Studio Code extensions panel and click install

• Install it via command line

• It comes pre-installed with Visual Studio Code

What happens when you press 'Shift + Exclamation' in an HTML file in Visual Studio Code?

• It deletes the file

• It generates boilerplate HTML code

• It opens the file in a browser

• It saves the file

What is the advantage of using the Live Server extension?

• It compiles code into machine language

• It provides syntax highlighting

• It allows for offline coding

• It automatically refreshes the browser when changes are made