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Visual Studio Code is a text editor property of the Microsoft company, not to be confused with Visual Studio from the same company. Although both editors allow you to develop in virtually any commonly used language, Visual Studio Code is more JavaScript/Typescript oriented whereas Visual Studio is more suitable for C++/C# projects for example.

Visual Studio Code is available in open source on the GitHub platform under the MIT license.
GitHub: microsoft/vscode

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How to run typescript-eslint on .ts files and eslint on .js files in the same project in VSCode

I have a mixed codebase with javascript and typescript files. I'd like to have eslint run on .js files and typescript-eslint run on .ts files in VSCode.

I've managed to configure my .eslintrc.json file to get typescript-eslint to run on .ts files. The problem is that it also ends up running typescript-eslint on .js files, instead of plain old eslint.

This seems like it should be simple and fairly common, but I haven't been able to find a solution despite searching all over the
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How do I select a single line within Visual Studio Code?

Using Microsoft's Visual Studio Code, how do I select a single line of code? (equivalent to Atom's or other IDE's Cmd+L on Mac)

And what would be the command I'm looking for? (e.g. editor.action.copyLinesDownAction)

It's quite confusing, since other selection shortucts like Cmd+A and Cmd+D are the same as in my previous IDE's.
Visual Studio Code unresolved import `sys`, `time`, `errno`
Python 3.7.2, Windows 10, VSCode 1.37.1,

Seems like it would be a very common problem people would have but a quick internet search gave no relevant results. I know about the .env file and I can set that up correctly, but for some reason there are certain standard packages that VSCode can't find. 3 of them are sys, time, and errno. Steps to reproduce:
```
import sys
import time
import errno
```
VSCode is fine with
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