the difference between Visual studio code and Visual studio (And how to decide whats best for you)

Visual Studio Code and Visual Studio are distinct Integrated Development Environments (IDEs). Visual Studio Code is compatible with macOS, Linux, Windows, and openBSD, while Visual Studio is solely for Windows. Visual Studio Code is better on macOS, Linux, and openBSD due to its broader OS support. On Windows, the choice depends on user preference as both are supported. Visual Studio Code is ideal for solo developers and small to medium teams. Visual Studio is designed for large enterprise teams. Visual Studio Code is lightweight and loads quickly, unlike the heavier Visual Studio. Visual Studio Code includes built-in support for multiple languages and configuration files, plus a bash terminal. Visual Studio provides built-in support for fewer languages but also supports C# and other languages. Code extensions support is different in each IDE as well. Ultimately, the best choice depends on team size, project needs, and OS compatibility.