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How to install Visual Studio Code in MacOS

VS Code, the most recent developer's favorite. Here is how to get it all setup on your new MacBook Pro 14" 2023!

Download the installer from Visual Studio Code's offical website or use this direct link.
Locate the downloaded file
Open the Applications folder in your MacBook by clicking somewhere on your dektop and then click on menu Go > Applications
Drag and drop the downloaded file to the Applications folder

All done! Now just open Visual Studio Code!

Sources:

https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/setup/mac

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