So we're also going to need an editor of some sort when we're writing go code and there are lots to
choose from and chances are you probably have one.
But just to be safe, if you're looking one, this will do the job, visual studio code.
So you just go to Code Visual Studio dot com, which is found in the course resources for this lecture.
Choose your operating system so you can have Mac, Windows or Linux download it and install it.
And once you have it installed, start it up and I'll switch to it right now.
And you're going to want to go to the extension's and you're going to want to search for go, obviously.
So when you find it, this is the one right here.
Rich go language support, install that.
So click on that.
Install it.
And once you've installed it, open the command palette, which is shipped cloverleaf P on a Mac and
shipped command P on windows.
By default, this will pop up and look for go install update tools just to make sure that they're all
there.
So that and click this checkbox to check all of these and click OK.
And when you do that, that little terminal will open down.
Here are the output and it will show you that they're all installing.
Wait for that to finish.
And when you're done, I always just restart my idee just to be safe and then you're good to go.