- [Instructor] The tool I'm going to be using
to edit the code for this class is Visual Studio.
If you haven't used Visual Studio Code before,
it's a free app that you can use
for all sorts of different languages.
So if you'd like to download it, you can.
This will identify what type
of machine you're using to access this.
And then you can just go ahead
and download this kind of like we did with Node.js before.
We are going to show this in our finder,
and then this should download this to our computer.
So you can drag the exercise files folder
over Visual Studio Code in the dock.
And this will open this up for you.
Now, something to note is that,
and this is a question I get asked all the time.
So if you're looking for a theme, meaning you're looking
for a color scheme for your installation of VS Code,
what you can do is go to the code menu,
go to preferences, go to color theme.
And this is going to expose a whole list
of the available ones, as well as additional color themes
that you can install.
So the one that I'm actually using here is called Night Owl.
So you should be able to find this in that list.
So there's Night Owl Dark, there's Night Owl Light
if you prefer that mode.
I'm going to stick with Night Owl Dark
for the purposes of the class today.
Night Owl, there we go.