Make Coding Easy

This tutorial is for linux (debian based) only

If you are a windows user then check this out Setup VS Code for windows

1. VS code task config to make competitive programming easy and programme ananlysis !

This is a .json file which will help you to run your cpp file with one click or shortcut.
In this case , you don't need to write input in the command line or write fopen / close stuffs , programme will take input from a file (input.txt) automatically and give the output in another file (output.txt) .



You can also find the programme runtime status which will help you to calculate execution time as well as memory usage and many more !

pre-requirments :

• Visual Studio Code
• gcc/g++
• time
  • install time : sudo apt install time

More things to do :
Note : You just need to do these things only for the first time of your workspace!

• Split screen in 3 sections
  • split the main section in right (right mouse click on the .cpp file and u will get the split options)
  • then split the right into down (same as above)
• create a file named input.txt
• create a file named output.txt
• open input.txt into the upper right section
• open output.txt into the lower right section

This will be the final look of your vs code

How to setup :

• Go to Configure Default Build Task...
  • In Menu bar
    • Clik on terminal (At the top)
  • select configure task
  • select create task.json from template (this will create a task.json file in .vscode in your working directory)
  • select other and new task.json file will be created
  • now copy and paste the my task(cpp).json {link is here} file into your task.json file
  • done

Usage :

• Run :
  • Shortcut type : ctrl+shift+b
• You nee to give the input in the input.txt file
• output will be shown in the output.txt file
• ##### Bonus : programme status will be shown in the sys.txt file
• people concern about more details such as binary form and disassemble code can check tasks(more).json file

2. VS CODE Snippet :

This one is made for my personal usage ,you can add functions as you wish and edit my name and doc

• Download the cpp.json file
• Select User Snippets under File > Preferences (Code > Preferences on macOS), and then select cpp.json
• copy or replace the cpp.json file with downloaded file and save !

Happy Coding with VS Code

You can check my git repo VS-Code-Config

I have added some more files for python too !