Visual Studio Code Run C/C++ Code in External Terminal

In this tutorial, we will show you how to set up your Visual Studio Code environment to run C/C++ code in an external terminal. Running your code in an external terminal can be beneficial for debugging and testing purposes. We will walk you through the steps required to install and configure the necessary extensions and settings. By the end of this video, you will be able to run your C/C++ code in an external terminal directly from VS Code.

[tavin]

I watched a lot of videos, you were the only one who managed to help me, thank you very much 🇧🇷

[KauanJabaete]

Você é anjo, estou falando aqui do Brasil, eu pesquisei por todos os canais brasileiros e nenhuma explicou como faz isso.

[arthurcaron]

Still not working. It gives me the notification "Wsl detected, running in evscode terminal" (I don't have WSL installed), what could it be?

[Jhony]

it works but there is a problem
if you use fstream library then if you use a certain archive the extension will modify the archive of the output folder and not the archive you want to modify, is not a big deal but is a thing to take in mind

[samarpankharel]

channel is developing with new concepts related to programming js c

[Master-X-D]

Can I do this without installing the extension?