Hi there! I noticed your comment about Visual Studio Code and wanted to clarify something. While many people refer to VS Code as an IDE (Integrated Development Environment), it is actually more accurately described as a rich text editor with some IDE-like features that can be enabled by adding extensions.
Unlike traditional IDEs, which are designed to be all-in-one development environments with built-in compilers, debuggers, and other tools for a specific language or platform out of the box, VS Code is designed to be highly customizable and modular, with a focus on editing text files.
That being said, VS Code does have many powerful features that make it an excellent choice for developers, such as support for multiple languages and file types, a robust extension ecosystem, and advanced debugging and code analysis tools.
So while it may not be the best choice for every development project or use case, VS Code is certainly a valuable tool for many developers and is worth considering as part of your development workflow. I hope this helps clarify things!
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/29953743/what-exactly-is-visual-studio-code
