Install VS Code and the code command

Visual Studio Code, plus the code command so you can open any folder from the terminal.

Install VS Code
Terminal
```
brew install --cask visual-studio-code
```
This also adds the code command, so there's nothing else to set up.
Open the current folder in VS Code
Terminal
```
code .
```

Check it worked

Check the code command works
Terminal
```
code --version
```

Undo it

Uninstall VS Code

Terminal

brew uninstall --cask visual-studio-code

Install VS CodeNeeds sudo
Terminal · Ubuntu / Debian
```
sudo snap install code --classic
```
Open the current folder in VS Code
Terminal · Ubuntu / Debian
```
code .
```

Check it worked

Check the code command works
Terminal · Ubuntu / Debian
```
code --version
```

Undo it

Uninstall VS CodeNeeds sudo
Terminal · Ubuntu / Debian
```
sudo snap remove code
```

Install VS Code
PowerShell
```
winget install Microsoft.VisualStudioCode
```
Close and reopen PowerShell afterwards so it can find the code command.
Open the current folder in VS Code
PowerShell
```
code .
```

Check it worked

Check the code command works
PowerShell
```
code --version
```

Undo it

Uninstall VS Code

PowerShell

winget uninstall Microsoft.VisualStudioCode