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Uh hello guys, welcome to this video. So
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in this video I'll show you how to check
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your VS code IDE version directly in
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inside terminal. Which version you are
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using? You can check in the terminal.
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Simply type here uh code
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dash dash version. So code represents VS
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code. So d- version. So it will directly
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open your VS code. And from here you can
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go to the help menu inside the menu
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section.
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So there will be this option called as
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help and here select this option of
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about and using this option you if you
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select this it will exactly tell you
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which version you are using here so
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which is 1.100.2
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2. So this is the version that you are
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using of VS code. And if you still want
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to locate where VS code is installed on
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your machine, so you can simply execute
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this command where VS code
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sorry you write here where code. So then
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it will tell you the exact location of
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VS code where it is installed on your
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system. This is a command here where
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code. So here you can copy this
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location.
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and simply go to that paste this
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location.
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So this is where VS code is default
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stored inside Windows. It is located in
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the app data folder followed by your
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username then local then programs and
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then we have this folder Microsoft VS
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code.
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As you can see inside this all these
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executables are present. So this is your
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executable of VS code. So if you launch
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it your VS code will open. So and then
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you can go to the menu section of help
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to get and go to about and get the
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version of VS code. So in this easy way
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you can check it and also check out my
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website freemediatools.com
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uh which contains thousands of tools.
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