Compiling and Debugging with Multiple Files

Please read before you start

• Click on file, then open folder. Open a folder only containing the lab you are working on
• Ensure that the folder opened in VS Code contains only your project
• Make sure that when you run your code, you are clicking either clang++ or g++. Not gcc
• If you do not have a .vscode folder, or you do not have a tasks.JSON, you will have to attempt to run the code before you recieve the tasks.JSON

Changing your tasks.json

If your project has multiple files, you can configure the `tasks.json`file to compile all of the C++ files you currently have open. Do this
by opening .vscode -> tasks.json and replacing `${file}` with all of the .cpp files in your folder under the `args` entry.

For example, if you have a file named `main.cpp` and another file named `functions.cpp`, you would replace `${file}` with `main.cpp', 'functions.cpp`,

With this configuration change made, go back to the file with the main
function. You should be able to run the compiler normally as you have done before.

This is the example for a Hello world program