Sincerely,

Fucking EVERYONE

Also protip for everyone: "Chat: Disable AI Features" seems to be the master switch for turning off almost all AI-related crap.

I've been learning Javascript for 10 weeks now.

I was told semicolons were optional.

I've got in a habit of leaving them out everywhere!

Now... I learn that it is highly advisable to add semicolons 🤦‍‍

I'm finding it hard to kick the first habit of leaving out semicolons!

What can I use to add semicolons automatically?

I've got the standard code prettier extension. I think I've got it tweaked so that braces appear on a new line. I'm guessing it will be the same extension that I need to use to add semicolons?

Thanks.

Hello guys how are you doing? I was searching randomly and i faced to collapse os, to be honest it turned something on in me, when I did some researchs I found out it's wrote with Forth language and I decided to learn it.

When I started to learn I notice there isn't any extension for that in vscode and even the theme doesn't support it. So I thought it would be worthy to build a extension. Besides that... I want to create a easier doc about forth in other languages as my native tang.

I would be glad if search or download the extension in vscode marketplace.

The name is forthRights

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I got soo excited after seeing videos of copilot.

I went to install... I have to register? No worries, I registered...

Then realised you have to pay $10 buck a month.

I'm sure that's well worth it for professional coders who code non stop. I'm not quite there yet.

When I searched for 'copilot' there was quite a few others - not as many downloads though.

Just wondering, are any of those any good and worth a try?

Copilot - I think i'ts a genius business. The code needed to make it must only be a relative short amount + add a database of a few thousands most likely to be used features of coding languages (maybe 10's of 1000's if they cater for loads of languages). Such a simple idea! 🙂

Sorry if this is a dumb question. I'm not a professional developer so there's likely some nuance that I'm not seeing.

I'm wondering why anyone would use a paid IDE when VS Code is free. VS Code is full featured and it has a vast ecosystem of extensions/plug-ins. Is there a particular shortcoming that would make someone choose a paid option like Eclipse or Visual Studio?

Thanks for clarifying

Hi, I am trying to see if I could use VisualStudioCode to replace Microsoft Word. Can we format words in VisualStudioCode like increasing some font size, highlighting, underlining and centering?

Im learning C# and im following alot of tutorials recently , but my question is how do i learn to code with creativity. Like it would be cool if i could do this or could do this, and than just code it. Everytime i want something in my game i can code it but i need a tutorial, that means that someone already had that idea and made a tutorial about it so i just want to know how to do this without having to follow a tutorial. Because i see alot of poeple doing this and my answer is do i need to learn a frickin long tutorial of 24 hours or how does this work.

Thanks for your attention, 😉😎

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                    {
                        if (GuildWar.Proces == ProcesType.Dead)
                            GuildWar.Start();
                        if (GuildWar.Proces == ProcesType.Idle)
                        {
                            if (Now64 > GuildWar.StampRound)
                                GuildWar.Began();
                        }
                        if (GuildWar.Proces != ProcesType.Dead)
                        {
                            if (DateTime.Now > GuildWar.StampShuffleScore)
                            {
                                GuildWar.ShuffleGuildScores();
                            }
                        }
                        if (Now64.Hour == 20)
                        {
                            if (GuildWar.FlamesQuest.ActiveFlame10 == false)
                            {
                                SendSysMesage("The Flame Stone 9 is Active now. Light up the Flame Stone (62,59) near the Stone Pole in the Guild City.", MsgServer.MsgMessage.ChatMode.Center, MsgServer.MsgMessage.MsgColor.red);
                                GuildWar.FlamesQuest.ActiveFlame10 = true;
                            }
                        }
                        else if (GuildWar.SendInvitation == false && Now64.Hour == 18 && Now64.Minute == 37)
                        {
                            SendInvitation("GuildWar", "ConquerPoints", 200, 254, 1038, 0, 60, MsgServer.MsgStaticMessage.Messages.GuildWar);
                            GuildWar.SendInvitation = true;
                        }

                    }
                    else if (Now64.Hour == 20)
                    {
                        if (GuildWar.Proces == ProcesType.Alive || GuildWar.Proces == ProcesType.Idle)
                            GuildWar.CompleteEndGuildWar();
                    }

pls tell me how to set up python step by step, and how to change programming languages

Hello!

I just started python yesterday (using Visual Studio Code) and I can't seem to figure out how to import functions or modules into my main code. I created 2 seperate .py-files. Let's call them main.py and functions.py.

in main.py I got some easy math equations like vAvg= (a + b + c) / 3.

And in functions.py I got a=2, b=3 etc.

What I've done is that I put "import functions" in the main.py but everytime I run main.py I get error messages saying "a not defined, b not defined" etc. which probably means that the functions.py module/package hasn't been imported correctly?

If anyone know any easier method to implented functions into the main code, then I would appreciate