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Welcome to the Intro to AI Hackathon, fellow tech enthusiasts! 🤖 In this super-duper easy-peasy tutorial, we'll show you how to set up Visual Studio Code, get Python installed, and throw in some Git action, for extra fun! 🎉

Step 1: Install Visual Studio Code 📦

• Go to the official Visual Studio Code website at https://code.visualstudio.com/.
• Download the version that matches your operating system (Windows, macOS, or Linux) 💻
• Run the installer and follow the on-screen instructions (you got this!).
• Launch Visual Studio Code 🚀

Step 2: Install Python 🐍

• Open Visual Studio Code
• In the welcome screen, click on "Extensions" (it looks like a colorful Lego brick) on the left sidebar.
• Search for "Python" in the Extensions Marketplace 🐍.
• Click the "Install" button

Step 3: Verify Python Installation ✅

• Open a new file in Visual Studio Code
• Type the following code: print(“Hello world!”)
• Save the file with a ".py" extension, like "hello.py" (naming is an art! 🎨).
• Right-click on the file and select "Run Python File in Terminal" – and voilà, your code should say "Hello, AI Hackathon! 🚀🤖" in the terminal. High-five! 🖐️

Step 4: Install Git Extension 🐙

• In Visual Studio Code, go to the Extensions Marketplace by clicking on the square icon (like a treasure chest) on the left sidebar.
• Search for "Git" in the Extensions Marketplace 🕵️.
• Click the "Install" button next to the Git extension – now you're a code ninja! 🥷

Step 5: Verify Git Installation 🐱

• Open Visual Studio Code – your code playground! 🎮
• Go to the "View" menu and select "Git" – the secret hideout for your code versions.
• In the Source Control tab (the one that just appeared on the left sidebar), you can now initialize a Git repository and start tracking your code changes 🕵️