Visual studio code keyboard shortcut for compiling and running c program

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Hai friends,
In this video i tried to compile and run c program using visual studio code key bindings. this is the continuation of video
• How to Compile and Run...
In this video i assigned
alt + F9 for compiling c program
ctrl+ F9 for running c program
part 1: Installing MinGW compiler and visual studio code.
• Installing MinGW compi...
part 2: compile and run c program using visual studio code tasks.
• How to Compile and Run...
part 3: assign key board shortcut for compiling and running c program in visual studio code.
• Visual studio code key...
part 4: how to debug c program in visual studio code
• How to debug c program...

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Комментарии : 10

@piyushyadav1964 3 года назад

bhai u are god besht video i dont know why there are less views on these videos and more videos on carry minaties rubbish videos

@SolutionNinza 5 лет назад

Thank you from the bottom of the heart

@abhishek6575 Год назад

sir i donnt want to write that gcc file name as i am making too many program ho to get rid of it

@shobbo_sachi 5 лет назад

Hi there. I tried to make key binding shortcuts for both compiling and running the program exactly as you mentioned. The compilation shortcut works fine , but whenever I press ctrl+f9 for running the program vs says 'No test task to run found. Configure tasks...'. Kindly help

@2ndborn283 3 года назад

Help me there is no "Keybindings.json" option in visual basic code 2020... What to do than?

@vikku_19 5 лет назад

Can you make same videos for c++.? I'm getting lot of problems to set up visual studio code for C++.

@배승학-s1j 5 лет назад

thank you so much!!

@JonasMorsch11 5 лет назад

You can also use: { "key": "ctrl+f8", "command": "workbench.action.tasks.runTask", "args": "your label here" }, Directly on your key bindings to run as many tasks you want, without caring about group limitations.