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So we're also going to need an editor of some sort when we're writing go code and there are lots to

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choose from and chances are you probably have one.

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But just to be safe, if you're looking one, this will do the job, visual studio code.

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So you just go to Code Visual Studio dot com, which is found in the course resources for this lecture.

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Choose your operating system so you can have Mac, Windows or Linux download it and install it.

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And once you have it installed, start it up and I'll switch to it right now.

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And you're going to want to go to the extension's and you're going to want to search for go, obviously.

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So when you find it, this is the one right here.

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Rich go language support, install that.

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So click on that.

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Install it.

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And once you've installed it, open the command palette, which is shipped cloverleaf P on a Mac and

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shipped command P on windows.

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By default, this will pop up and look for go install update tools just to make sure that they're all

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there.

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So that and click this checkbox to check all of these and click OK.

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And when you do that, that little terminal will open down.

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Here are the output and it will show you that they're all installing.

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Wait for that to finish.

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And when you're done, I always just restart my idee just to be safe and then you're good to go.