I'm new to python and just begun with VS code for IDE (started using it for PowerShell but just basic features). This video was really enlightening and your inputs helped me better understanding many features. Thanks for taking your time to share it.
Excellent walk-though! You hit on a lot of really relevant topics that everyone deals with and threw in some great pointers. I was hoping to see some mention of the Debug Launch Configuration options. I think that tends to throw a lot of people off on how it should be properly used. Excellent video though!
Thanks for your helpful video. For changing the size of the minimap, there is scale value you can change Under Diff Editor>Minimap My preferred theme is Brogrammer.
Hey Mark, This is a great video. It really helped me to get it started. Another thing I did is to set up an Ipython terminal, which I think is great for manual debugging. I am curious if you did the same and maybe you know how to setup it up so it will be possible to run commands directly in terminal with a shortcut key? Like in spider.. Thanks
Thanks Mark - couldn't quite understand why you installed BOTH Code Runner as well as the Python extension. For example, I have only the Python extension installed and everything runs. Could you please explain what Code Runner additionally gives you? Thanks Again!!
Yeah, those linting problems you mention at 10:04 , I am having trouble with this too. On multiple computers and configurations. Pylint seems to never work, the others do, but sometimes they don't seem to update after save (or with different autoSave options). For this reason I use pylama as my linter, which seems to work ok (although it misses some things...).
I keep on getting "Linter flake8 is not installed" and then gives me 3 options, install, disable flake8, or disable linting. Which one should I choose?
Newbie here. This was very useful and I was able to set up VS code and install the code runner and Python extension. You had sample code whereas I havent written any so I imagine this is why your first line shows as "workbench..StartupEditor(filename)" as it was derived from the file you opened? Some of your settings did not show on my VS. Do you already have other extensions installed (pyCharm, or Python for VS Code?). Is save CTRL+S ? I want to use Flask as my Framework, is it as easy as installing the Flask-snippets extension ? (I found it at the terminal I typed pip install flask. What does Flask-snipets do?)
glad you liked it. This was a fresh install of VS code. yes ctrl+S is save. to install Flask, you would use pip or conda to install pip install flask should install flask for you
When I tried getting the autocomplete function (following the video). I tried getting arrange to show up after typing np, and it did not autocomplete, why is that? Thank you!
Im having an issue where if i type input('Enter a name: '), and pressing ctrl + alt + n and running the code, everything shows up on the output screen, but i cant type anything for the input.....
Hi Mark, I am new to programming and I somehow stumbled upon your tutorials which was a blessing as i could follow it w/o being confused. Thank you for making it. However, after I installed the extension of jupyter and tried to "run cell" the sample you have, And it came as error. On the out put it says: Failed to detect jupyter notebook. pls use 'select jupyter command'. why did it not work?
Liza 2017 glad you liked them! Are you using anaconda for python? Anaconda comes with jupyter. You can test if you have jupyter by typing Jupyter notebook In a cmd window
Liza 2017 it's recommended to use anaconda but you can still install jupyter using pip. There's just a few extra steps needed but it's not too difficult. Just refer to jupyter.org/install.html for instructions using pip. I have a video on using pip if you're unfamiliar. check out ruclips.net/video/zbNczZLP1tA/видео.html
This is good but if you want to "variable = input("Enter here")" you cant input anything because it just outputs. Is there an interpreter you can run it through?
You are right. I think that is a common problem for running code with any text editor or IDE. I think you would have to run the code through a CMD or terminal to allow for inputs. There might be a work around for this but I haven't checked. Please share if you do find one!
I get an error when clicking on "Run cell". It says "Unable to determine version of Jupyter, Error executing Jupyter command 'notebook': [Errno 'jupyter-notebook' not found] 2" in the output. Also, when I write "jupyter notebook" in the cmd window, I have an error. I don't understand why because I installed Anaconda earlier today. Any clue how to solve this?
Hi Mark, thanks for the quick reply. I tried what you told me to do. I opened a cmd window and entered 'conda update jupyter' and it says that conda is not recognized as an internal/external command... Everything else is working (on VS Code), except when I try to create a new workbook in VS Code by clicking on ''Run cell''. I hope there is a solution to my problem.
Filou Hello looks like conda isn't added to your path. You might want to remove and reinstall anaconda. And check the box that says "add python to PATH".
hello Mark, I followed your instructions but vs code tell me :"Deprecated: Please install the new Jupyter extension. Jupyter functionality within this extension has been deprecated." Why this happened???
well , it seems that I've install a right version of jupyter extension, but after i click #%%, an another warning appears:"Unable to determine version of Jupyter, Error: spawn jupyter ENOENT Failed to detect Jupyter Notebook. Please use 'Select Jupyter Notebook' command"
Vincent Young do you have jupyter notebooks installed? If you use anaconda for python they come with it. Try typing jupyter notebook In a cmd window. If you get "command not found" then you'll need to install jupyter and I'd recommend using anaconda. I recently made a video on that install
Hey Mark, I have two different versions of Python, both are 3.6.4 but one is from the official python page and the other is through anaconda. how do I change my execution path to select the anaconda interpreter?
Beyond Antares it's determined by you PATH environment variable. If you want the anaconda python interpreter to be default when using python in a cmd window or vs code, you'll need to add its path to the PATH variable. You may want to remove the original python interpreter path from PATH as well
Thanks. How do I add and remove path variables? I was able to hit Ctl-P and then typed select interpreter - then selected it to the Anaconda version of python. However how do I default to this version for python for everything i have, sublime, atom and vscode?
Beyond Antares you can right click on "my computer", select properties, and then select advanced system properties , you should see a button for "change environment variable ". I'm not sure if script has an option to change the default interpreter.
sry, liked too soon :D. it actually does not work. for example it says Unable to import 'numpy'. but my environment for python already set and working. Also the simple print functions working too with the autocomplete asset. libs cannot be imported. there is a red underline under import keyword with the message I already said
I have Python installed and also Canopy. I hope it is not two. but the environment path is clearly pointing to one installation. For print, there is an autocomplete asset and ctrl+alt+n do run the python file. But importing not possible
Hi Mark, I use VSCode on Ubuntu and got this error: "ImportError: No module named matplotlib.pyplot" (even if I installed already the library matplotlib).
Chris C ubuntu comes with both python 2 and 3, so maybe you installed matplotlib with python 2 but vs code is using the python 3 interpreter. Try typing "pip3 install matplotlib" in terminal.
type "ctrl+shift+p" and then type "Python: select workspace interpreter" Enter and select your required python version. I usally always work with Virtualenv
The custom setting *python.formatting.formatOnSave* used to enable formatting upon saving has been deprecated in favor of the standard VS Code setting. If would you like to enable formatting upon saving, please enable the setting *editor.formatOnSave* within your user or workspace settings source: github.com/Microsoft/vscode-python/issues/309
How do i edit color of the code, for example comments color, keywords color etc... PLEASE TELL ME i have lost my mind over it, i keep searching for 6 hours straight everywhere but i can't find how, searched everywhere, please i'm actually going insane....holy shit
Thanks for answering me, i watched the whole vid it is great. I guess i will just need to get used to it i guess, i went insane searching for an answer for hours... Got used to different colors on my old PC and wanted to give VS Code a try
Appreciate your trying to be helpful but for me the tutorial broke down after installing code runner, I could not get the demo file, plus didn't really understand a lot of what it is, what it does, you seem really familiar and so I think miss very relevant points that noobies need to know, wasted about 4 hours. But thanks for trying.
Can you add post it note style comments to Visual Studio ? Anyone familiar with IIS Express executer ? Too bad you can't do IDLE type compiling with a simple ENTER.
this should be titled how to get code runner installed on VS code. Not a python tutorial. You showed nothing more than the code runner download. What about everything else you mentioned in the beginning of the video? Linting? Autocomplete?
Hello, this is a great video, thank you. I have two issues though, and I've tried everything I could find online to solve it and nothing worked, I would appreciate if someone could help: 1- I copied your code just to test like the video and I cant run it, this error keeps showing up: "This application failed to start because it could not find or load the Qt platform plugin "windows" in "". " 2- When i run the Jupyter, I cant find the editor doesn't split and I can't see the "result", but in the bottom left corner it says "Python 3 Kernel (idle)". If someone knows how to solve it I would really appreciate it. Thanks
Bruno Bartolomasi I had a similar problem. So you have TeXstudio or a version of LaTeX installed on your system? I had to move the path entry for TeXstudio from my global PATH to the last entry in my user path.
Firstly you need to have jupyter installed and also, you need to put the #%% symbol above and right below the code block you need to run. Then it'll identify that as a cell, and run that part of the code in an interactive console window on pressing shift+enter. This can be a bit tedious if you're writing the code yourself, and want even block to be able to run as a cell since you'd have to type this individually every where (or use multiple cursors to type it all at once) but I think what this was really intended to do was to enable you to import existing .ipnyb files as a python script and have the flexibility of running it either as a script or cell by cell. Also most of the time I use this extension it's only because I wanna check the output of one particular block of code without having to execute rest of the script. So I only have to add the #%% to that code block.
i unstalled everything, followed all your steps, downloading anaconda python(3.6v) and then VS code, i opened VS code and used your extention code runner, it says it does not recognize the language. one more thing after downloading anaconda i my cmd still reads file not recognized
When you install Anaconda, there's a box that says "add python to %PATH". If you check this box, it allows you to type python in a cmd window. you can manually add the path to the anaconda python interpreter, or reinstall anaconda.
I know this is very late but he may need to go into the properties of (This PC) Assuming windows 10 --> adv system settings --> Under adv tab environmental variables -->path--> add new path manually show be something like C:\Users\"Your user name here"\Anaconda3\pkgs\python-3.6.3-h9e2ca53_1
python.formatting.formatOnSave is now editor.formatOnSave
thanks bro
ok
I'm new to python and just begun with VS code for IDE (started using it for PowerShell but just basic features). This video was really enlightening and your inputs helped me better understanding many features.
Thanks for taking your time to share it.
He Mark. Thank you for these comments. You are simply cool, my guy. Thanks once again.
Banks Edwards thank you!
Excellent walk-though! You hit on a lot of really relevant topics that everyone deals with and threw in some great pointers. I was hoping to see some mention of the Debug Launch Configuration options. I think that tends to throw a lot of people off on how it should be properly used. Excellent video though!
Thanks! I typically don't use the debug feature but I'll look into it
Yea I was hoping to find info on getting debugging setup in this video too.
Thank you so much for this. I downloaded VSC a while ago but didn't know my way around much but this tutorial got me all set up very nicely. :)
Great tutorial. Why am I getting [pylint]E0401: unable to import 'matplotlib.pyplot' and [pylint]E0401: unable to import 'numpy' errors. Thank you.
Thanks for your helpful video.
For changing the size of the minimap, there is scale value you can change Under Diff Editor>Minimap
My preferred theme is Brogrammer.
Thanks a lot for his tutorial, it was really help full.
To increase the size of Minimap we can go to User setting->Minimap-> Scale
A very good video for beginners! Thank you! Really like the theme your recommended!
Thanks again bro, keep it up you're good in what you do...as always very detailed guide!
Great tutorial Mark! Thank you
Nice stuff Man, very helpful for fresh guys
good job man thanks a lot i am a new at this but you are making it easier.
Hey Mark,
This is a great video. It really helped me to get it started.
Another thing I did is to set up an Ipython terminal, which I think is great for manual debugging.
I am curious if you did the same and maybe you know how to setup it up so it will be possible to run commands directly in terminal with a shortcut key? Like in spider..
Thanks
Thanks Mark - couldn't quite understand why you installed BOTH Code Runner as well as the Python extension. For example, I have only the Python extension installed and everything runs. Could you please explain what Code Runner additionally gives you? Thanks Again!!
Thanks, ur rly good at teaching, I'm fairly new to python and coding as a topic, make more vids
Pranav Turlapati thanks! Yes lots more videos are coming
Amazing content bro....I found it really helpful...new sub...new to coding as well....think of me...I am you disciple haha
Moffat Ngige thank you! More videos to come!
Yeah, those linting problems you mention at 10:04 , I am having trouble with this too. On multiple computers and configurations. Pylint seems to never work, the others do, but sometimes they don't seem to update after save (or with different autoSave options). For this reason I use pylama as my linter, which seems to work ok (although it misses some things...).
bartjebeltegoed nice. I've finally switched off linting
@@MarkJayhow do you know what your typing when your doing code
so useful thanks so much
I was looking code runner like solution for long and finally found here.
I keep on getting "Linter flake8 is not installed" and then gives me 3 options, install, disable flake8, or disable linting. Which one should I choose?
Use this "editor.formatOnSave": true instead of python.formatting.formatOnSave if it is not showing in the settings
After installing jupyter extension, it got stucked on starting kernel... . What should I do now?
thank you .. please do a vd abt turtle didn't know how !
Newbie here. This was very useful and I was able to set up VS code and install the code runner and Python extension. You had sample code whereas I havent written any so I imagine this is why your first line shows as "workbench..StartupEditor(filename)" as it was derived from the file you opened?
Some of your settings did not show on my VS.
Do you already have other extensions installed (pyCharm, or Python for VS Code?).
Is save CTRL+S ?
I want to use Flask as my Framework, is it as easy as installing the Flask-snippets extension ? (I found it at the terminal I typed pip install flask. What does Flask-snipets do?)
glad you liked it. This was a fresh install of VS code.
yes ctrl+S is save. to install Flask, you would use pip or conda to install
pip install flask
should install flask for you
Mark Jay: Thanks for the vid. Do you have a concise explanation for requiring the Code Runner? Why doesn't VS Code do this?
If you want flake8 (or any other winter for that matter) to work correctly you need to disable Pylint.
When I tried getting the autocomplete function (following the video). I tried getting arrange to show up after typing np, and it did not autocomplete, why is that? Thank you!
Riley Donovan did you click the reload button after installing the package?
Hi, Mark. Do you know how to install Selenium Webdriver for Python. I tried with NugetPackage but this is for C#, doesn't work for Python.
Hi, I'm curious, can you use VSCode for step by step debuging with python, java and C/C++? Thanks
I haven't used VS code for that, but I'm almost certain it can. there's likely a package with a debugger that works for any language
Mark Jay Ok, thanks a lot, mate
why is it in purple color? from what I know it should be blue
Im having an issue where if i type input('Enter a name: '), and pressing ctrl + alt + n and running the code, everything shows up on the output screen, but i cant type anything for the input.....
Jestin Varghese vscode with code runner won't allow to use input
i figured out that code runner can run on terminal which allows input
Hi Mark, I am new to programming and I somehow stumbled upon your tutorials which was a blessing as i could follow it w/o being confused. Thank you for making it. However, after I installed the extension of jupyter and tried to "run cell" the sample you have, And it came as error. On the out put it says: Failed to detect jupyter notebook. pls use 'select jupyter command'. why did it not work?
Liza 2017 glad you liked them! Are you using anaconda for python? Anaconda comes with jupyter. You can test if you have jupyter by typing
Jupyter notebook
In a cmd window
oh no I'm not using anaconda. I installed python through the python website: www.python.org/
Will it still work if I install jupyter by itself?
Liza 2017 it's recommended to use anaconda but you can still install jupyter using pip. There's just a few extra steps needed but it's not too difficult. Just refer to jupyter.org/install.html for instructions using pip.
I have a video on using pip if you're unfamiliar. check out ruclips.net/video/zbNczZLP1tA/видео.html
Thank you so much for your help. Greatly appreciate your fast reply! (:
hey Mark
everything in this video helped me but I just need a help to import matplot.pyplot
'python.formatting.formatOnSave' is depreciated. Use 'editor.formatOnSave' instead.
thanks for the tip!
i need to install c# and python in vscode bt it is not switched c# to python
This is good but if you want to "variable = input("Enter here")" you cant input anything because it just outputs. Is there an interpreter you can run it through?
You are right. I think that is a common problem for running code with any text editor or IDE. I think you would have to run the code through a CMD or terminal to allow for inputs. There might be a work around for this but I haven't checked.
Please share if you do find one!
Alright, many thanks!
I get an error when clicking on "Run cell". It says "Unable to determine version of Jupyter, Error executing Jupyter command 'notebook': [Errno 'jupyter-notebook' not found] 2" in the output. Also, when I write "jupyter notebook" in the cmd window, I have an error.
I don't understand why because I installed Anaconda earlier today. Any clue how to solve this?
Filou Hello try running
conda update jupyter
In a cmd window
Hi Mark, thanks for the quick reply. I tried what you told me to do. I opened a cmd window and entered 'conda update jupyter' and it says that conda is not recognized as an internal/external command...
Everything else is working (on VS Code), except when I try to create a new workbook in VS Code by clicking on ''Run cell''. I hope there is a solution to my problem.
Filou Hello looks like conda isn't added to your path. You might want to remove and reinstall anaconda. And check the box that says "add python to PATH".
It's so strange, I did exactly that this morning. I'll try right now and give you updates.
Filou Hello I have a video on installing anaconda which might help.
ruclips.net/video/T8wK5loXkXg/видео.html
very helpful thanks
I don't know why pylint, flake8 never works for me. Nothing shows up!!!
hello Mark, I followed your instructions but vs code tell me :"Deprecated: Please install the new Jupyter extension. Jupyter functionality within this extension has been deprecated." Why this happened???
Vincent Young looks like theres a new version of tne jupyter extension. You should do as the warning suggests and install the newer one
well , it seems that I've install a right version of jupyter extension, but after i click #%%, an another warning appears:"Unable to determine version of Jupyter, Error: spawn jupyter ENOENT
Failed to detect Jupyter Notebook. Please use 'Select Jupyter Notebook' command"
Vincent Young do you have jupyter notebooks installed? If you use anaconda for python they come with it. Try typing
jupyter notebook
In a cmd window. If you get "command not found" then you'll need to install jupyter and I'd recommend using anaconda. I recently made a video on that install
Hey Mark, I have two different versions of Python, both are 3.6.4 but one is from the official python page and the other is through anaconda. how do I change my execution path to select the anaconda interpreter?
Beyond Antares it's determined by you PATH environment variable. If you want the anaconda python interpreter to be default when using python in a cmd window or vs code, you'll need to add its path to the PATH variable. You may want to remove the original python interpreter path from PATH as well
Thanks. How do I add and remove path variables? I was able to hit Ctl-P and then typed select interpreter - then selected it to the Anaconda version of python. However how do I default to this version for python for everything i have, sublime, atom and vscode?
Beyond Antares you can right click on "my computer", select properties, and then select advanced system properties , you should see a button for "change environment variable ".
I'm not sure if script has an option to change the default interpreter.
Great tutorial. Thx man!
Sina glad you liked it!
sry, liked too soon :D. it actually does not work. for example it says Unable to import 'numpy'. but my environment for python already set and working. Also the simple print functions working too with the autocomplete asset. libs cannot be imported. there is a red underline under import keyword with the message I already said
Sina that's strange. If python.exe is in your path, code runner should be able to run a python file. Do you have multiple python installations?
I have Python installed and also Canopy. I hope it is not two. but the environment path is clearly pointing to one installation. For print, there is an autocomplete asset and ctrl+alt+n do run the python file. But importing not possible
Sina try typing
where python.exe
And check if the path it returns is the correct one
Hi Mark,
I use VSCode on Ubuntu and got this error:
"ImportError: No module named matplotlib.pyplot"
(even if I installed already the library matplotlib).
Chris C ubuntu comes with both python 2 and 3, so maybe you installed matplotlib with python 2 but vs code is using the python 3 interpreter. Try typing "pip3 install matplotlib" in terminal.
type "ctrl+shift+p" and then type "Python: select workspace interpreter" Enter and select your required python version. I usally always work with Virtualenv
thanks for that dude! i was almost uninstalled my default python
have i to know all the information in JSON ??
My VS Code says "linter pylint/flake8/pep8 is not installed" and when i click the install button nothing happens. Help pls
André Correia you probably need to run
pip install flake 8
pip install pep8
To install those packages
Thank you
The custom setting *python.formatting.formatOnSave* used to enable formatting upon saving has been deprecated in favor of the standard VS Code setting.
If would you like to enable formatting upon saving, please enable the setting *editor.formatOnSave* within your user or workspace settings
source: github.com/Microsoft/vscode-python/issues/309
When ever i run a .py file, it outputs in a separate command prompt, rather than in the VS terminal...any hhelp?
that's strange. maybe there's an option in script runner for displaying in a cmd window?
aha, i installed visual studio not visual code lmao! im do dumb!, i was like why does the interface look so different
I got everything to work, except for jupyter, it says cant determine version of it, when clicking start a new notebook.
do you have jupyter installed? you should be able to run
pip install jupyter
i have anaconda installed, doesnt that already install jupyter? ill try that cmd too
The python.formatting.formatOnSave option doesn't exist in my config :(
yung kyø you might need to run
pip install autopep8
How do i edit color of the code, for example comments color, keywords color etc...
PLEASE TELL ME i have lost my mind over it, i keep searching for 6 hours straight everywhere but i can't find how, searched everywhere, please i'm actually going insane....holy shit
Laki Zmaj in the video I showed how to change the color themes but im not sure how to edit the themes themselves
Thanks for answering me, i watched the whole vid it is great. I guess i will just need to get used to it i guess, i went insane searching for an answer for hours... Got used to different colors on my old PC and wanted to give VS Code a try
can't get past "'python' is not recognized as an internal or external command" downloaded newest version & nothing...
Brian Nock do you have python installed on your system? And is python in your PATH?
Yes, the only thing I can think of is that I'm putting the path in wrong. I've tried a few different variations as well.
Brian Nock you may need to add a path to the python interpreter to your system PATH or use Path
Can't find format on save option in settings.
Steve Man it should be in python options
ye me neither
Weijie Yao It has probably been updated or something
I keep getting a syntax error when I use it
hmmm, whats the error
every time I run the code it gives me an error... I'm using python too.
Appreciate your trying to be helpful but for me the tutorial broke down after installing code runner, I could not get the demo file, plus didn't really understand a lot of what it is, what it does, you seem really familiar and so I think miss very relevant points that noobies need to know, wasted about 4 hours. But thanks for trying.
Can you add post it note style comments to Visual Studio ? Anyone familiar with IIS Express executer ? Too bad you can't do IDLE type compiling with a simple ENTER.
Christopher it might be possible. Theres tons of packages in vs code. But I'm not sure
Hi Mark thanks for your great video, besides I love your English pronunciation:) Best wish from china
Scribe to learn English 😂
Wang Bo awesome! I'm glad you like it!
this should be titled how to get code runner installed on VS code. Not a python tutorial. You showed nothing more than the code runner download. What about everything else you mentioned in the beginning of the video? Linting? Autocomplete?
flake8 is working. just restart VSC and try again.
David yup, I found that out the hard way!
Hello, this is a great video, thank you.
I have two issues though, and I've tried everything I could find online to solve it and nothing worked, I would appreciate if someone could help:
1- I copied your code just to test like the video and I cant run it, this error keeps showing up: "This application failed to start because it could not find or load the Qt platform plugin "windows" in "". "
2- When i run the Jupyter, I cant find the editor doesn't split and I can't see the "result", but in the bottom left corner it says "Python 3 Kernel (idle)".
If someone knows how to solve it I would really appreciate it.
Thanks
Bruno Bartolomasi I had a similar problem. So you have TeXstudio or a version of LaTeX installed on your system? I had to move the path entry for TeXstudio from my global PATH to the last entry in my user path.
I moved the MiKTeX just like you said and voilà! Thank you very much!
Bruno Bartolomasi awesome!!!
Please intregrate git bash with vs code and python 3.7.3
jupyter is not working for me when I put #%% at the top of my python code. Anyone else?
DPS do you have jupyter installed? Maybe try running pip install jupyter
Firstly you need to have jupyter installed and also, you need to put the #%% symbol above and right below the code block you need to run. Then it'll identify that as a cell, and run that part of the code in an interactive console window on pressing shift+enter. This can be a bit tedious if you're writing the code yourself, and want even block to be able to run as a cell since you'd have to type this individually every where (or use multiple cursors to type it all at once) but I think what this was really intended to do was to enable you to import existing .ipnyb files as a python script and have the flexibility of running it either as a script or cell by cell.
Also most of the time I use this extension it's only because I wanna check the output of one particular block of code without having to execute rest of the script. So I only have to add the #%% to that code block.
You can't have two "the first thing I wanna do"'s, just fyi.
thanks.
python anaconda is different from python
Notice me Senpai!! Im new to coding!!
I don't know about you guys, I could not get anything the eviroment to be like this video
Code language not supported or defined.
Siddharth Jha is code runner not working for you?
i unstalled everything, followed all your steps, downloading anaconda python(3.6v) and then VS code, i opened VS code and used your extention code runner, it says it does not recognize the language.
one more thing after downloading anaconda i my cmd still reads file not recognized
When you install Anaconda, there's a box that says "add python to %PATH". If you check this box, it allows you to type python in a cmd window. you can manually add the path to the anaconda python interpreter, or reinstall anaconda.
I know this is very late but he may need to go into the properties of (This PC) Assuming windows 10 --> adv system settings --> Under adv tab environmental variables -->path--> add new path manually show be something like C:\Users\"Your user name here"\Anaconda3\pkgs\python-3.6.3-h9e2ca53_1
Script executes but does absolutely nothing
no error generated?
I had forgotten to write plt.show() after plotting. My bad. Thanks for the fast reply and for the tutorial
(Btw you have a really sweet voice)
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Your intended content is good, but the presentation is a little disorienting.
Eren Bay thanks. I can see what you mean. I hope the newer videos are getting better