Final answer:
To add space in Visual Studio Code, use the space bar for single spaces and the Tab key for indentation. Adjust Tab size and behavior through the Settings under 'Editor: Tab Size' and 'Editor: Insert Spaces'.
Step-by-step explanation:
To add space in Visual Studio Code, you can simply press the space bar on your keyboard where you want to insert a space. If you're looking to adjust the indentation, you can press the Tab key to increase indentation or Shift + Tab to decrease indentation.
For managing the amount of space that the Tab key adds, you can configure Tab size settings by going to File > Preferences > Settings (or Code > Preferences > Settings on Mac), and searching for Editor: Tab Size. You can also turn on Editor: Insert Spaces, which will insert spaces instead of tabs when you press the Tab key.
To add space in Visual Studio Code, you can use the character or the Tab key. If you want to add multiple spaces, you can press the Tab key multiple times. Alternatively, you can use the Indentation feature of Visual Studio Code to automatically add spaces.