Final answer:
To create a git repository in VS Code's terminal, open the terminal, run 'git in it' in the project directory, add files with 'git add', and commit with 'git commit -m "Initial commit"'.
Step-by-step explanation:
To create a git repository from the terminal in Visual Studio Code (VS Code), you can follow these steps: Open VS Code and navigate to the project directory you want to put under version control. Open the Terminal in VS Code by using the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+` (backtick) or by selecting 'Terminal' > 'New Terminal' from the main menu. Once the terminal is open, type git in it and hit Enter. This command creates a new Git repository by initializing a .git directory in your project folder, which contains all the necessary metadata for version control.
After initializing the repository, you can start adding files to track by using the command git add . to add all files, or git add <file> to add a specific file. Then commit the changes using the command git commit -m "Initial commit", replacing "Initial commit" with a meaningful commit message. These steps will help you create and start managing a new Git repository for your project using the VS Code terminal.