Hi RobAntMar,
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First of all, check if there is using UnityEngine; at the top of your class. Make sure there are no superfluous namespaces there because other namespaces could contain an Input class, too, and that could make VS Code suggest the ‘wrong’ classes and methods. Remember you can also look at the lecture code changes via the link in the Resources of each lecture.
If everything is the same, follow my suggestions in this thread:
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