Really helpful video, very simple to follow and you really hit the nail on the head with the whole information flow. Nice to know I wasn't the only one.
Extremely helpful. This video is clear, concise and tells me exactly what I need to know to get myself set up to use VS Code for writing Python. Like other comments, I too would have lost my mind. Thank you!
This video is so valuable. Thank you so much. I would love it if you added more videos on using Python in VS Code. It is quite a complex bit of software to get used too without any experience! Thanks again :-)
I just got into coding after years of wanting to start. if i didn't have the drive to really want to learn this, i guarantee i would've quit. The last two weeks Ive spent having error after error, of course making mistakes at my own fault. This series of videos were so helpful and explanatory. thank you so much man.
👍 Video is aimed at just getting the environment setup in the most direct way possible. Installing firefox just for a browser is a bit of a time waster. Personally, I barely use Windows.
Installed VSC, configured the interpreter to the version of python i installed, created a folder and opened a test.py file ... when i try to create the venv using python -m venv tests i get error 'the term python is not recognized as....' .... which seems like it doesn't detect python...but the thing is i do have on the bottom bar python version to the left and python selected language mode (to the right). Any idea?
so whenever i try to run code or create a venv, i get this message? The term 'python' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program. Check the spelling of the name, or if a path was included, verify that the path is correct and try again. At line:1 char:3 ???
im at the VSCode terminal part when i write python -m venv hello world and it says python not found; run without arguments to install from the Microsoft store, or disable th is shortcut from settings > manage app execution aliases.
When i try to do python -m venv helloworld it says Python was not found; run without arguments to install from the Microsoft Store, or disable this shortcut from Settings > Manage App Execution Aliases. what can i do?
Should I install anaconda in a ve and then code in vs code or pip install individually the 5 packages from anaconda I use in a separate python ve and then code in vs code?
For some reason when i try to create the virtual environment i get the below: python : The term 'python' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program. Check the spelling of the name, or if a path was included, verify that the path is correct and try again. At line:1 char:1 + python -m venv helloworld have I done something wrong?
i didnt get a pop up regarding a linter and cant find pep8 in the marketplace help. nor do i get the run command when i right click, i get Copy Paste Cut and 2 others.
I just started programming and this video was the only one I found that explained everything thoroughly, so thank you so much!! Just one question, the problems notification doesn't appear to me until I manually run the program inside the venv, how do you set it up so it happens automatically?
The notifications in VSCode are automatic, in my install the pop-ups would appear after a few seconds in whichever environment I was running. Remember that the notifications are env/interpreter specific, so if you change your interpreter, by switching your venv, then there are new notifications about linting etc. which will appear after some time or if you run the code. Not sure why you would only see them after you run code though.
I have my VS Code set up with python. I am using the 'Code Runner' extension to allow me to run my scripts by clicking on the 'play' icon at the top right of the window. I have configured the IDE to run scripts in the terminal. There is a drop down next to the play button and if I choose 'Run Python File' , output of the terminal looks correct. If I choose 'Run Code' I get lots of erroneous blank lines printed with output. Does anyone else get this? Does anyone have a fix?
Hi, I am facing an error with vs code. The python version is not showing up in the bottom left area. and also the kernel is not able to connect with python. Sometimes it also says that the python extension is not installed kindly install it. I already have python 3.8 but still, it shows this error. I also have given the path location correctly but still, these errors are coming please help me🙏🙏😭
Just check on my macOS version of VSCode and, yes, pep8 is not available. Not sure if that has been removed or not. You can just use 'pylint' instead. If you really need pep8, you can install it with 'pip install pep8'.
thx for the vide, it is very useful as this is the first time i am doing coding however i am not able to create a virtual environment with the command mkvirtualenv. Please note that I have folllowed all your instructions step-by-step yet my computer is saying that the "CommandNotFound"
You don't need to use that command if you are setting up virtual envs. That is just one way of managing virtual environments. You can create them with (macOS) python3 -m venv myvenv or (wins) python -m venv myvenv In both cases here the venv will be called myvenv Here's the official doc docs.python.org/3/library/venv.html
I want u to make a video by which I can learn whole Python by using vs code . ... As I am a beginner. Please🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 please make it ... It is my challenge to u ....If u will make in 4-5days if will give u more 15 subscribers... And it would also be nice for me to learn Python more efficiently and I know that u will also fell good that I have teached a child . . Please make it....🙏🙏,
Thanks for the comment. Sorry, I don't plan to make a full series on Python at the moment, there are many tutorials on youtube already, made by people that are much better coders than me. Search for 'Corey Schafer' if you want a good youtube Python tutorial.
@@pakhearyan Ok, but the thing is that VSCode is just the editor, it doesn't actually help you learn Python. Think about Microsoft Word. Does that write your history essays for you? Of course not. VSCode is the same, it is just a platform, you still need to be able to write the code. Sorry if this is disappointing to you.
Really helpful video, very simple to follow and you really hit the nail on the head with the whole information flow. Nice to know I wasn't the only one.
Very new to this, thank god this video is a thing, other ways I would have gotten nowhere.
Great video!
Best tutorial for VS code beginners I've seen on here! thank you!
Extremely helpful. This video is clear, concise and tells me exactly what I need to know to get myself set up to use VS Code for writing Python. Like other comments, I too would have lost my mind. Thank you!
Without a doubt the best video I came across in this topic. Congratulations. Clear and approachable, without overwhelming the viewer.
This video is so valuable. Thank you so much. I would love it if you added more videos on using Python in VS Code. It is quite a complex bit of software to get used too without any experience! Thanks again :-)
Thanks, glad you found it useful. I've been thinking of adding some more content to expand on this. I need to do the research first though.
I just got into coding after years of wanting to start. if i didn't have the drive to really want to learn this, i guarantee i would've quit. The last two weeks Ive spent having error after error, of course making mistakes at my own fault. This series of videos were so helpful and explanatory. thank you so much man.
very helpful, i already knew the basics of python but not how to use it on VIsual Studio Code, thanks :)
very clear among all the video i saw about using python on VS. Thank you.
thank you so much, this was my first coding video and it was so exciting making my first project with you
Hi Joe, Thank you for making this video
Great video Joe!
Great video, thank you so much!
Thank you very much...You can't believe how much this helped.
Thank for your sharing, and How can i see the error code like you in 19:13s, did you install extension?
underline yellowand red color, thanks
Very helpful. Much appreciated!
Thank you for this. I could not find pep8 in my extension so I settled for pylint. I was still able to follow from there.
why we need to create virtual environment, how it helps ?
Perfect guide, thanks for this! Still works in 2023, looks a little different but it's almost the same!
pep8 is now pycodestyle. code.visualstudio.com/docs/python/linting
really very helpful video, thank you!
The video is pretty straightforward, but I was wondering how I would be able to install pep8, since it isn't appearing in vsCode.
You lost me at "Open up Edge"
👍 Video is aimed at just getting the environment setup in the most direct way possible. Installing firefox just for a browser is a bit of a time waster. Personally, I barely use Windows.
😂😂😂
Sooo funny...same here
Whilst i agree - as time goes on, im starting to consider using it over chrome - although FF is still my preferred browser
Great job on the tutorial. Outstanding video. Thank you very much!
Installed VSC, configured the interpreter to the version of python i installed, created a folder and opened a test.py file ... when i try to create the venv using python -m venv tests i get error 'the term python is not recognized as....' .... which seems like it doesn't detect python...but the thing is i do have on the bottom bar python version to the left and python selected language mode (to the right). Any idea?
Please make more Python videos. These are awesome!!
For anyone stuck on "python -m venv helloworld" use "py -m venv helloworld"
I'm not sure why but "python" wont launch for me unless I use "py"
bruh TYSM
hope you become rich and famous
When I create a new terminal there is nothing in there and I don't know what I did wrong. Could someone help me ?
Thank you, finaly a well comprehended tutorial for God sake! I almost lost my mind before finding this video
I like this video because I can pretend that Russell Brand is teaching me this stuff and it's kinda cool
Great video, thanks!!
so whenever i try to run code or create a venv, i get this message?
The term 'python' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program. Check the spelling of the name, or if a path
was included, verify that the path is correct and try again.
At line:1 char:3
???
Great video
I got stuck on the venv its saying python was not found.
There are different kinds of learners, I'm on the slowers side ;) however, ur video is easy to follow...thanks!!!
im at the VSCode terminal part when i write python -m venv hello world and it says python not found; run without arguments to install from the Microsoft store, or disable th is shortcut from settings > manage app execution aliases.
When i try to do python -m venv helloworld it says
Python was not found; run without arguments to install from the Microsoft Store, or disable this shortcut from Settings > Manage App Execution Aliases.
what can i do?
Looks like you do not have python installed. Head over to python.org & get it from the Downloads section.
Perfect thanks so much
Thank a lot very good video and explained very well. Cheers
How do you have colors on different funcitons such as python? , my writing is all black
Please Make More Python Videos They Are great!
Should I install anaconda in a ve and then code in vs code or pip install individually the 5 packages from anaconda I use in a separate python ve and then code in vs code?
For some reason when i try to create the virtual environment i get the below:
python : The term 'python' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program. Check the spelling of the name, or if a path was
included, verify that the path is correct and try again.
At line:1 char:1
+ python -m venv helloworld
have I done something wrong?
i didnt get a pop up regarding a linter and cant find pep8 in the marketplace help. nor do i get the run command when i right click, i get Copy Paste Cut and 2 others.
it's renamed to pycodestyle
@@tellurium96 thank you very much, i havent touched it recently because i couldnnt get it working
I just started programming and this video was the only one I found that explained everything thoroughly, so thank you so much!!
Just one question, the problems notification doesn't appear to me until I manually run the program inside the venv, how do you set it up so it happens automatically?
The notifications in VSCode are automatic, in my install the pop-ups would appear after a few seconds in whichever environment I was running. Remember that the notifications are env/interpreter specific, so if you change your interpreter, by switching your venv, then there are new notifications about linting etc. which will appear after some time or if you run the code. Not sure why you would only see them after you run code though.
@@null_zero i was able to figure it out!! Thanks again😄
I have my VS Code set up with python. I am using the 'Code Runner' extension to allow me to run my scripts by clicking on the 'play' icon at the top right of the window. I have configured the IDE to run scripts in the terminal. There is a drop down next to the play button and if I choose 'Run Python File' , output of the terminal looks correct. If I choose 'Run Code' I get lots of erroneous blank lines printed with output. Does anyone else get this? Does anyone have a fix?
Thanks for this, made the program less alien.
nice
Thank you, helpfull tutorial
Great series, thank you. :)
anybody help me
I need to install python3 in my vscode in Mac But I cannot able to ..please help me regarding this issue
Still appreciated, thanks mate
Hi, I am facing an error with vs code. The python version is not showing up in the bottom left area. and also the kernel is not able to connect with python. Sometimes it also says that the python extension is not installed kindly install it.
I already have python 3.8 but still, it shows this error. I also have given the path location correctly but still, these errors are coming please help me🙏🙏😭
cool tutorial!
Mine isn’t downloading black
very helpful :)
If you dont get the linter message
"ctrl+shift+p" python select linter and I just picked flake8.
i don't have the pep8 someone can help me ?
Just check on my macOS version of VSCode and, yes, pep8 is not available. Not sure if that has been removed or not. You can just use 'pylint' instead. If you really need pep8, you can install it with 'pip install pep8'.
Amazing
AKA how to deal with VSCode pop-ups.
Trrue
thx for the vide, it is very useful as this is the first time i am doing coding however i am not able to create a virtual environment with the command mkvirtualenv. Please note that I have folllowed all your instructions step-by-step yet my computer is saying that the "CommandNotFound"
You don't need to use that command if you are setting up virtual envs. That is just one way of managing virtual environments. You can create them with (macOS) python3 -m venv myvenv or (wins) python -m venv myvenv In both cases here the venv will be called myvenv Here's the official doc docs.python.org/3/library/venv.html
@@null_zero hi, when I use python -m venv it says python was not found. What am I doing wrong?
@@SomeLad12 Try 'python3 -m venv'
I want u to make a video by which I can learn whole Python by using vs code . ... As I am a beginner. Please🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏 please make it ... It is my challenge to u ....If u will make in 4-5days if will give u more 15 subscribers... And it would also be nice for me to learn Python more efficiently and I know that u will also fell good that I have teached a child . . Please make it....🙏🙏,
Thanks for the comment. Sorry, I don't plan to make a full series on Python at the moment, there are many tutorials on youtube already, made by people that are much better coders than me. Search for 'Corey Schafer' if you want a good youtube Python tutorial.
But I want a tutorial in which with the help of VS code I can learn python...
@@pakhearyan Ok, but the thing is that VSCode is just the editor, it doesn't actually help you learn Python. Think about Microsoft Word. Does that write your history essays for you? Of course not. VSCode is the same, it is just a platform, you still need to be able to write the code. Sorry if this is disappointing to you.
I have to many issues this is not helping at all.
19:20
clear clips tags.explicit illustation. Subscribe you!
why do you love creating virtual environments??
why not work on what is there..
.
Hell no...
what
7 minutes in, not one word re python. bye bye
I immediately stopped watching when he started using edge. I am not about to learn from someone who doesn't know how to install chrome.
is there something to visualise syntax errors as those go unnoticed
why do you love creating virtual environments??
why not work on what is there..