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setting up visual studio code (vs code) for competitive programming (cp) and data structures and algorithms (dsa) can significantly enhance your coding experience. one common requirement in these fields is to handle input and output in a specific format, often referred to as "split format". here’s a comprehensive guide on how to set up vs code for this purpose, including code examples.

step 1: install vs code

1. **download and install**: go to the [vs code website](https://code.visualstudio.com/) and download the version suitable for your operating system. follow the installation instructions.

step 2: install necessary extensions

1. **c/c++ extension**: if you're coding in c or c++, install the microsoft c/c++ extension.
open vs code, go to the extensions view by clicking on the extensions icon in the activity bar on the side or pressing `ctrl+shift+x`.
search for "c/c++" and install the one provided by microsoft.

2. **python extension**: if you're using python, install the python extension.
in the extensions view, search for "python" and install the one provided by microsoft.

3. **code runner extension**: this extension allows you to run code snippets quickly.
search for "code runner" in the extensions view and install it.

step 3: configure your environment

c/c++ setup

1. *create a new folder* for your competitive programming projects.
2. **open that folder in vs code**.
3. *create a new file* with a `.cpp` extension (e.g., `main.cpp`).

4. **configure tasks**:
press `ctrl+shift+b` to open the tasks runner.
if prompted to configure a task, select "c/c++: g++ build active file".
this will create a `tasks.json` file in the `.vscode` folder. you can customize it to compile your c++ code.

here’s a basic `tasks.json` example:



5. **run your code**: after writing your code, press `ctrl+shift+b` to build it, and then run the executable from the terminal.

python setup

1. similar to c/c++, create a `.py` file ( ...

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