Yes, you can set up VS Code to display Russian characters in the terminal by changing the encoding of the terminal. Here are the steps to do it:
Open VS Code and go to "Terminal" -> "New Terminal".
Click on the gear icon in the top-right corner of the terminal window and select "Settings".
In the settings window, search for "Terminal Encoding" and select "Russian (Windows-1251)".
Close the settings window and restart the terminal by clicking on the trash icon in the top-right corner and selecting "Restart Terminal".
Now, you should be able to see Russian characters in the terminal.
For Code::Blocks, you can set the encoding in the "Settings" menu. Go to "Settings" -> "Editor" -> "General Settings" and select "UTF-8" as the default encoding. This should allow you to display Russian characters in the console window.
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