Software (Evaluation-Functionalities)-Virtual Studio Code

This diagram depicts the evaluation and functionalities of the icons and elements found in the vs code environment. The layout of VS Code is straightforward and clear, maximising the amount of room allotted for the editor while providing plenty of room to navigate and access the complete context of your folder or project. Five major sections make up the UI:

• Editor: The primary location to edit your files. You can have as many editors open simultaneously, both vertically and horizontally.
• Primary Side Bar: Provides you with many perspectives, including the Explorer, to let you work on your project.
• Status bar: Details about the active project and the files you are editing.
• Activity Bar: This is a bar that is located on the very left side of the screen. It allows you to move between views and provides you with extra context-specific information, such as the number of outgoing changes when Git is enabled.
• Panel: A separate area for viewing below the editor region. It includes an integrated terminal by default, output, debug data, errors, and warnings. For greater vertical space, the panel can alternatively be shifted to the left or right.