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+  # How to Generate Context on a Code File
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+## Step 1: Open the Code File
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+![Open code file](/img/generate_some_context_on_a_codefile/step_1.png)
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+Open your code file in your preferred IDE or text editor. In this example, we're using Visual Studio Code with a dark theme. The file open is `index.js`, which contains JavaScript code for image processing.
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+## Step 2: Access the Context Menu
+
+![Access context menu](/img/generate_some_context_on_a_codefile/step_2.png)
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+Right-click anywhere in the code editor to bring up the context menu. In the menu, you'll see various options for working with your code. Look for the "Dev-Docs" option, which is highlighted in the image.
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+## Step 3: Generate Context
+
+From the "Dev-Docs" submenu, select "Generate Context". This will trigger the process of analyzing your code and generating contextual information about the file and its contents.
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+By following these steps, you can easily generate context for your code file, which can be helpful for documentation, understanding complex codebases, or sharing information with team members.
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