Git in Visual Studio Code

In this video Visual Studio Code is used with Git for version control. A repository from an instance can be downloaded and opened directly in Visual Studio Code. To set up Git, users need to introduce themselves by running commands to configure their username and email. This information is required for signing changes made to the code. Once configured, files can be created and tracked using the changes tab. Files can be staged, committed, and synced with Git, allowing others to access the changes.