Visual Studio Code ARM64 - Shell/Bash

Visual Studio Code is a free, open-source code editor developed by Microsoft for Windows, Linux, and macOS. It is lightweight, customizable, and offers a wide range of features that make it a go-to tool for many programmers.

The ARM64 version of Visual Studio Code is specifically designed to work on devices that use ARM-based processors, like the Raspberry Pi or Chromebooks. It offers the same great features as the regular version of Visual Studio Code but with added performance optimizations for these types of devices.

One of the most useful features of Visual Studio Code ARM64 is its built-in support for the Shell/Bash terminal. This allows programmers to easily access the terminal without having to switch to a different application or window. They can simply open the terminal right inside Visual Studio Code and start executing their commands.

To open the Shell/Bash terminal in Visual Studio Code ARM64, simply press Ctrl+Shift+\ or click on the Terminal tab in the side panel.

Once inside the terminal, programmers can execute their commands just like they would in any other terminal. They can navigate through directories, run scripts, and even install new packages using the package manager of their choice.

One of the advantages of using Shell/Bash in Visual Studio Code ARM64 is the ability to split the terminal pane horizontally or vertically. This allows programmers to work on multiple tasks at once, like running a web server in one pane while executing Git commands in another.

To split the terminal pane horizontally, simply right-click on the terminal and select "Split Terminal." To split it vertically, hold down the Ctrl key while clicking the "Split Terminal" option.

## How to Open Shell/Bash Terminal

To open the Shell/Bash terminal in Visual Studio Code ARM64, simply press `Ctrl+Shift+\` or click on the Terminal tab in the side panel.

## Using Shell/Bash Terminal

Programmers can execute their commands just like they would in any other terminal. They can navigate through directories, run scripts, and even install new packages using the package manager of their choice.

## Splitting Terminal Pane

One of the advantages of using Shell/Bash in Visual Studio Code ARM64 is the ability to split the terminal pane horizontally or vertically. This allows programmers to work on multiple tasks at once.

To split the terminal pane horizontally, simply right-click on the terminal and select "Split Terminal." To split it vertically, hold down the `Ctrl` key while clicking the "Split Terminal" option.