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Suppose you work for a company that manages a code repository on GitHub. Programmers are required to commit code regularly to this repository. Which feature of Visual Studio Code helps you meet this requirement?
Visual Studio Code doesn't support this feature.
You can install a code-formatting extension for Visual Studio Code.
You can use the built-in source control feature of Visual Studio Code.
Suppose you're developing an Android app. Should you use Visual Studio Code?
Yes. Visual Studio Code supports Android development out-of-the-box.
Maybe. You can install extensions to support Android development in Visual Studio Code. However, a better choice might be the official Android IDE.
Suppose your team is planning to develop applications in Rust. How would you determine if Visual Studio Code can support this programming language?
You search the Extensions Marketplace to determine if there are Rust extensions.
You determine that Visual Studio Code doesn't support your team's needs because Visual Studio Code is a lightweight editor that supports only a few languages.
You must answer all questions before checking your work.
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