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@@chrismugane2168 One step at a time.

@guzaratube300 You can create an HTML file the same way the C# files are created in the video. That's where you'll write your HTML. But if HTML is all you want to use, I'd recommend Visual Studio Code which is lightweight and better suited for it. Here's the video explaining how to use VS Code. czcams.com/video/bfvq_kTbnd8/video.htmlsi=mLQFBsqL1XMOAl7x

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Happy to help.

That's very kind of you. Glad to have you on board! Welcome to The Water Tribe (community name).

@@pagemaster4568 You're welcome.

Glad you like it. I'll be covering lookaheads in the next video. Hope to see you then. Cheers.

Glad you liked it! Is the volume still low after adjusting the CZcams volume slider? Might need to look into that if that's the case.

I've never had any reason to run code inside a terminal - unless maybe you mean scripts to build an app or run tests, then those can be run in an internal terminal. If you're just trying to open the Visual Studio terminal, press Ctrl + ` or go to the View tab (on the menu bar at the top of your screen in Visual Studio) -> Terminal. If none of these help you, I have a video explaining how to use the terminal that could help you out. czcams.com/video/7Agno_H0U7Q/video.html

@@HeightAboveSeaLevel I mean is there a way to execute my code and then have the output be displayed on the output terminal in VS and not in an external terminal? Before I came to VS, I only ever used a simple online IDE (GDB) as I am relatively new to programming and my programs would always execute in the embedded terminal below the code editor.

@@user-cz8be8zx5j Interesting. What kinds of things were displayed in the embedded terminal when you ran the code? Visual Studio has an output window whenever you build an application to tell you if the build succeeded or if there were errors. Could that be what you're looking for?

I wish you all the best.

Yes, it definitely feels that way at first, but with time, you'll get the hang of it. I have a playlist teaching C# that uses only Visual Studio if you're interested. czcams.com/play/PLKCFltnebRSVQHQ9tf5PSmk4X0KNqO6FU.html&si=pbZEsy2ni8VJ_BZY Following along with the videos there is a good way to familiarize yourself with the IDE while learning a new programming language.

Wow, that's amazing! Glad I could help out. What made you pick software development over all the other career options, if you don't mind me asking?

I'm glad you found the video helpful. Welcome to The Water Tribe! 😊

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You can access the Visual Studio marketplace by going to this link on the browser of your choice. marketplace.visualstudio.com/vs

It goes even further back depending on what you consider a "terminal" to be. IBM had Video Display Units in the 50s and 60s that displayed information on a screen which could be considered terminals.

Echo "something, nothing ,confused, everything" | Awk '{print $3}' I'm try attain mastery of awk, grep, ,fzf and sed. Nice video.

You're using an application right now to watch this video and write your comment. An application is created by writing code that works together to achieve an intended purpose. There are different types of applications - social media applications like Facebook and Twitter for socializing, finance applications like Mint and Quickbooks to manage finances, and even sports applications to keep track of live scores, upcoming matches, etc. An app is the short form of the word application.

Are you trying to debug a JS file or run it without debugging?

@@HeightAboveSeaLevel i m running in terminal

@indiawale099 What command are you running in the terminal? I covered how to run a JS file in this video (with timestamps). czcams.com/video/bfvq_kTbnd8/video.html Watch it, and let me know in the comments if it helped you out.

@@HeightAboveSeaLevel not getted the solution please give your telegram username i will send u photo of screen

Really? That's interesting. Does that mean faster graphics cards activate slower, or is your case unique? Maybe an Intel processor could be behaving differently.

@@HeightAboveSeaLevel That can be the case, I had an issue back when I upgraded a GTX 970 to a 1080 ti the motherboard I used had a timeout to detect PCIe graphics and the 1080 ti took longer than that to initialize, it was fixed by a bios update with a longer timer. Was curious so I did a quick test on with a intel 9700k B360 system, dropped in a 1660 Super I see about 4~5 seconds average of viewable post screen, I then put in a 3080 and it's up for 3 seconds, not a ton different but even without timer is noticeable. My 4090 is on liquid so it's not really one I can pop out fast to try it. Monitor can play into it too, I have a media PC with a 1050 ti on a TV and the TV takes a while to detect/lock the input so I see the post screen for less than a second before OS is loading.

@@nono5048 Interesting. Sounds like you've done some extensive testing. Do you work with computer hardware often?

@@HeightAboveSeaLevel A fair bit for sure, I tinker almost daily and have a storage unit of parts. Regular desktops and servers.

@nono5048 Servers, huh? Are we talking video game servers, virtual machines, regular application databases??