Click on this link to go to the download page for VScode: Visual Studio Code Download
Next, select the download for your operating system. (I will be showing the Windows version)

Go to your downloads and double-click on the VSCodeUserSetup.

Accept the terms and click next until you see install.
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Click install.

Finally, open Visual Studio Code.

Download git: git Download
Go to your downloads and double-click on the git installer.

Hit next without changing anything. Then, click install.

Next, go to Visual Code Studio and open a terminal (Click Terminal -> New Terminal)

In the terminal, click the dropdown by the +. Click Git Bash.

To remotely connect, use $ ssh cs15lsp23zz@ieng6.ucsd.edu in the terminal. Change the zz to match your account. (If terminal says “Connection to ieng6.ucsd.edu closed by remote host” or some other error, try $ ssh cs15lsp23zz@ieng6-202.ucsd.edu)

If it asks you “Are you sure you want to continue connecting (yes/no/[fingerprint])?” Type yes.

Then, it will ask for your password. Type your password in. Note: You cannot see your password when typing it in

Once you are connected, your screen will look something like this.

Type any command you would like to use into the console.

An example command is pwd which will output your current working directory

Other commands you could try are cd path to change the current directory, cat path1 path2 … to print the contents one or files, and ls path to list the files and folders of given path.
To log out, use Ctrl D or run the command exit.
