Tutorials/How-to-connect-VS-Code-with-Cluster.md

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 # First example run on the cluster using VS Code 
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 - open a terminal in VS Code (on Mac: Click on the "Terminal" menu in the top menu bar or use the shortcut " control + shift + ` ")
 - create a new .py file in VSCode 
 - run the file on the cluster using commands in the terminal 
 
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