Set up visual studio code for c and c++ programming. Installing GNU G++ compiler

Lets setup Visual Studio Code for Programming by installing GNU G++ compiler.
Want to code, compile and run your c++ programs in VS Code then yes here is a solution for that. You can install GNU G++ compiler and using that you can run c++ on your Visual Studio Code.

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So in this video we will install VS Code software and also gnu g++ compiler for c and c++ language and will also do some settings in vscode so that you can make programs easily.

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[ayushbhardwaj]

I am facing Issue in selecting the path On WINDOWS 7 pls help me out

[anthonymiranda]

This video was the solution to all my problems for seting up visual studio. Thank you so much!!!
Your trouble shooting guide was FANTASTIC!!

[parulchaudhary]

Thanks for the tutorial brother !! <3

[Itama]

I was going through multiple tutorials now and couldn't get it to work, but with your explaination I finally got my c++ code to compile <3

[dominicweaver]

after litteral hours of many tutorials and messing around and throwing my headphones, finally a good tutorial

[dolli]

😇I know c & cpp but i will watch all the videos 😄 😄Your videos are looking special

[sarthakshah]

Thank you boss ! It is always hard to switch languages and configure everything without this kind of supports !

[andreasostlund]

I had an issue where vscode simply would not find the compiler even though i set a path for it, as it turns out the issue was that the path was set in "User variables for admin", an account i do not use for security reasons. I simply set a path for the whole system in the panel below called "System variables" which resolved the issue.

[Lockdheart]

This has been the most helpful thing I've seen in days. Thank you! I am still having one issue. When I run my code, it runs it in a cmd.exe window, which sets off my anti-virus program (since my code's .exe file is unrecognized and "looks suspicious"). I set Code Runner to run in the integrated terminal like you said, but now it does both: It runs the code in the integrated terminal, and also runs it in a separate cmd window, which still sets off my anti-virus program. Any idea how I stop VS Code from opening the cmd window?

[ayuxsh]

Error: "The preLaunchTask 'C/C++: g++.exe build active file' terminated with exit code 1"
how to resolve it ?

[fente]

This don, t work on my Windows 10 PC 32-bit somehow it says this = (PS cd ; if ($?) { g++ Main.cpp -o Main } ; if ($?) { .\Main }
Main.cpp:1:2: error: invalid preprocessing directive #using
#using <iostream>
^~~~~
Main.cpp:3:1: error: 'include' does not name a type
include namespace std;

Main.cpp: In function 'int main()':
Main.cpp:6:5: error: 'cout' was not declared in this scope
cout << "Hello, World!";
^~~~) Thanks if you help my :) bro!