The deceptive answer is probably "Yes" to whatever such incarnation of that question you ask. But as always when it comes to VSCode, it's buggy, half-configured and most of the config is weirdly hidden inside json-schema driven JSON config files that may or may not work. So much so that for me it effectively becomes a "No" answer.

That's been my experience with watching stubborn fellow co-workers struggling with it while doing python development. On paper, it has all the features and whistles of course, so therefore it's the "best IDE".

Code completion, type-annotation, debugging, virtualenv, built-in linting, docker support, etc. But then when you use them, it's a virtual catastrophe of configs, random "does it work, no, try the config again, does it work now? Yes No?" And so it continues, for an hour. Meanwhile, a python IDE like PyCharm just works without hassle.

I'm using https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-cpptools to debug.

Yes