[Solved] SDD versus HDD

Hello all,
Though I have a 500GB SSD, I’d rather put Visual Studio on my HDD. This is because I’d like to put my .cpp files on my HDD to not take up any room on my SSD drive. Now VS Installer is giving me all sorts of warnings about how Visual Studio will run slower on an HDD. I had started this lecture with VS 2019 and VS Code installed on the SSD and I put the file on my HDD. I imagine thats why I got the squiggly line error for the #include <io.stream> line. So the question is, would it really matter if I put VS 2019 and VS Code on my HDD? Is there a way to access the library across drives?

[Solved Edit]: So silly me miswrote it. It should be #include < iostream > (without the spacing, but it shows up invisible if I write it properly) NOT #include <io.stream>. So you definitely can put your .ccp files in a separate drive to your VS install without issue.

You can use backticks like `this` to get this which will correctly display <iostream>. And you can also surround a block with 3 backticks
```
like this
```
to get a

code block

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