‫So in this video, we're going to install the compiler for Linux and this is where we left off in the
‫last video and we're going to come down here and click on GCSE on Linux and that's going to open up
‫a web browser and I'm going to move that over here to the right and I'll scroll this up a little bit
‫here.
‫So the first two steps that we need to do are to install Visual Studio code and then install the C++
‫extension for VS code.
‫That's what this is over here.
‫So I'm going to scroll up again here.
‫And most likely the only thing you're going to need to do is run this line here in your terminal.
‫So I'll open the terminal.
‫And I'll type in GCC dash v.
‫And the important thing to look for is do you have a version installed?
‫And you can see down here that we do have a GCSE version.
‫Yours might be different, but you just need to have a version installed and if you're running Linux,
‫this is what you would expect.
‫So I'm going to close the terminal window.
‫So if GCSE isn't installed, you just run these two lines here and that will take care of that.
‫But it is unlikely that you will need to do that.
‫So I'm going to scroll up again here and here it says Create Hello World.
‫And then you do these things at the command line to create a directory and a Hello World file, but
‫I'm not going to do it that way because I already have that created.
‫I'm going to close the browser.
‫What I'm going to do is come up here to file and then I'm going to click on Open Folder.
‫And in the documents folder, I have a folder called CPP where I have all of the code for the course.
‫I'll just highlight this and click.
‫Okay.
‫And you can see up here that CPP is now at the root of the Explorer.
‫And then what I'm going to do is come up here to miscellaneous, and that's where I have my Hello World
‫file and I'll click on this.
‫And all this is going to do is output hello world.
‫So I'll come up to this play button up here and click on this and that will run this code.
‫And you can see down here that this is output hello world, which means that we have a working compiler.
‫Now for the next video.
‫Go watch.
‫Additional configuration and the additional configuration in that video will apply to Windows or Linux
‫or Mac.
‫And I will see you in that video.