I was recently introduced to NetBeans since it's what my class will be using for our Java course. I've been using VSCode for a while and I'm feeling a bit lost. Can I enhance VSCode to function as a full IDE for Java and other languages by adding extensions, or is VSCode more of a code editor where I'd need separate IDEs for different programming languages?
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NetBeans is quite solid as a Java IDE, but you can definitely use VSCode too! It's super versatile and works with multiple languages; you'll just need a few extensions to beef it up for Java.
Absolutely, VSCode can handle almost any programming language. With the right extensions, it improves your productivity for debugging and error highlighting. I think sticking to one IDE is fine; I found using IntelliJ IDEA less enjoyable compared to VSCode.
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