im sure there's tools available to use python as an embedded language in C++. if not, there are tutorials on how to do this. embedding may not be _exactly_ what you're looking for, but it's definitely a good option. if instead you're looking to use both side-by-side in one singular sourcecode, that sounds like it'd be a lot trickier and im not sure of a solution for that
Step into also takes you inside the function when a function call is encountered If you want to skip going in the function and just get the results, you can use Step Over
It is 2024 and I still has no reasons to switch. I am starting to suspect this has something to do about Mac. Every person who talks about VS Code or its new and awesome features, that are a normal thing in VS for many years, is using Mac. P.S. Googled it - no more VS on Mac, so I was right o)
printf debugging is love printf debugging is life
I have been using Borland IDEs, since 1990, in DOS, and it had all these capabilities
Most annoying type of coder
@@egangray5590 Atleast he had those features before VSCode did
No one said otherwise.
Love C++, it would be great to understand how to use multiple languages together. Like python and C++ combined.
im sure there's tools available to use python as an embedded language in C++. if not, there are tutorials on how to do this. embedding may not be _exactly_ what you're looking for, but it's definitely a good option.
if instead you're looking to use both side-by-side in one singular sourcecode, that sounds like it'd be a lot trickier and im not sure of a solution for that
What about for someone who use cmakefile and tried to run and build through run button
Ah, a smart man without a ring on his finger
what?
Hi sir, what theme is that ?
I think it's the One Dark theme. I don't remember which type specifically.
I think it is the Linux themes, u can find them in the extensions
Step into also takes you inside the function when a function call is encountered
If you want to skip going in the function and just get the results, you can use Step Over
Does this work for any language, or is it a C++ specific feature?
Should be able to do it with other languages too!
@@codebreakthrough, awesome!
Thanks for your answer! Going to have a look at how to set it up for JavaScript :)
@@dancehalllyrics1303it works for me too in java 😊
i can see watch and call stack tabs but not variables pls help
Me still using printf debugging
What theme is this?
If the project is JavaScript or typescript based then chrome developer debugging is the best
It is 2024 and I still has no reasons to switch. I am starting to suspect this has something to do about Mac. Every person who talks about VS Code or its new and awesome features, that are a normal thing in VS for many years, is using Mac.
P.S. Googled it - no more VS on Mac, so I was right o)
I've never seen a developer wearing a stupid chain like that
What a text font?
Most probably, it's the 'fira code' font
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