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## 1. Startup Page After completing VSCode installation, click the VSCode icon, and the startup interface is as follows: !(#) The image above shows the welcome interface of Visual Studio Code (VS Code), which is the starting page of a code editor and provides quick access to different functions and resources. The following is the description of each part in the image: **Activity Bar**: * Located on the left side, containing multiple icons, each icon represents a functional view of VS Code. * The image uses red arrows to mark four functions: * **Document Management**: May refer to the Explorer, used for managing files and folders. * **Search**: Used for searching files or text throughout the workspace. * **Version Control**: Usually integrated with Git, used for code version management. * **Debug**: Used to start debugging sessions for code debugging. **Start**: * Located above the activity bar, containing shortcuts to commonly used functions. * The image uses red boxes to mark three options: * **New File**: Create a new file. * **Open...**: Open a file or folder. * **Run Command...**: Execute commands using the command palette. **Recently Opened Directories (Recent)**: * Shows