Part 4 of this VSCode disaster

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Part 4 of this VSCode disaster

the best way to figure out what the shortcut is is using the command palette

i wish i knew what section or chapter of the course i was in

you can add key bindings to thingies

not yet please omg

this is way too advanced for me

OKAY WHAT I HAVE FINISHED A CHAPTER. But which chapter have I finished?

OMG I AM DOING BETTER THAN I THOUGHT. I AM MUCH MUCH FURTHER IN THIS THAN I THOUGHT I WAS 

YAY YAY HOORAY

YAY YAY YAY HOORAY. Oh no but by that I mean I have to watch 20 minutes of this next section - could skip but it might be useful. I prefer learning on the job

but learning on the job takes tiiime. I can barely even watch a MOVIE. Watching a video tutorial is really, really hard for me.

this is actually quite interesting 

he is talking about how to set up your own keyboard shortcuts. and it makes sense. i don't want to do it yet. but it looks so super cool and super useful. and now i will know how to do it when i need to!

you can also just see a whole frigging list of shortcuts omg

that is pretty cool

i don't really know how he got there but who cares

i will get there myself eventually

thanks

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ah yes this when part stuff is cool. i either get things much faster than the video or much slower than the video. there is never any in between

when I dance, I don't follow steps. I improvise. I like to improvise in life. I don't like to sit still and watch videos omg. coding is interactive. watching videos is not

oh he's talking about the "when" section 

- he's talking about the long list of categories that you can use

this guy is just flexing about his massive keyboard

um okay then thanks

LOGICAL OPERATORS FROM JAVASCRIPT CAN BE REUSED

NOW WE ARE TALKING

THIS tool has a 1.4 speed and a 1.6 speed. But not a 1.5 

Even more annoying

1.5 is my favourite

omg you can have DEVELOPER TOOLS IN VSCODE

WHAT

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