I had another environment installed so when I tried to use pylint in vsc (because configuring it in the other was a pain), it gave me errors, reinstalled everything with this tutorial now and its working. Thank you!
Thank you So much!! I've been struggling so hard to figure out the setting PATH on Python and Visual Studio Code. I followed every step of your instruction and it's working fine now. Thank you again!
What was the use of downloading Python plugin from VS code when you have to explicitly use a pre installed version of python and specify it's path in VS code??
Just like your previousvideo regarding setting up visual studio, installing code runner helps executing python files too. No need of setting json preferences. Thx for the great help btw
Helpful installation and up to date with 2018 so thanks! VSC must be getting very popular with Python users as the Extension Python MS install is up to 9,319,715 user by now since your Jan 2018 tut upload. It feels like a good IDE for familiarizing oneself with for the future for further explorations into C#, C++ , etc.
I have a question that after installing Python and Visual Studio code as followed your instruction, but I can't see the reload button in the VS but there are two button; one is disable, and the other is uninstall. Do you know why I don't have reload button and how to resolve this issue?
also filters out the weak early. Programming is half looking up solutions and guides for your problems especially early on, so you need to be willing to do this.
Yes, you're right. I failed many times in configuring python. At last, I gave up and switched to pycharm. But your video let me run my first python program successfully in vscode, thanks anyway.
My launch.json file doesn't have the same settings as yours. I don't have a stopOnEntry setting. Is there a way I can add this? I tried just typing it in like it is in your file but it doesn't work.
I didn't. I ended up uninstalling VS and just grew accustom to using the Python IDLE. If you're a beginner like me I recommend using the Python IDLE, it's simple and doesn't have any bells and whistles but if you're just learning Python it's adequate. Also, what version of Python do you have installed? I'm using 2.7 and I suspect that's why my .json file settings were different.
When I m defining a constructor means a __init__ method then I have to write self in the brackets which is not the case with pycharm. It automatically done In pycharm when you click on the __init__ method . So any trick to do this shortcutly in vs code?
I have a pyton files to install some application and i have a batch scripts to setup the application.. how can i automate all these sripts to install in one single package? Is there a way we can execute them we install as a package with out executing manually?
Hi, thanks for making this video, very helpful. However, when I install Visual Studio code and go to launch.json, the code I see in my system is different what is shown in the video. 'pythonpath" is not at the beginning but its at the end of the code and though i change the path in user settings I still get some error which states that path which i have given is not recognized. Plz help
Does anyone have a good benchmark for how long Python installation should take? In this video it looks like it took only a few seconds, and for me it took several minutes. I consider my system fairly fast (16GB RAM, i7-6700 processor, 128GB SSD) so not sure what the holdup is...Should I be concerned? Thanks!
When I was on the launch.json part, in the configurations part I didn't have the no configuration option because of which I couldn't change or modify the path. Please help!!!!
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They said the extension is enabled globally
There is not reload button
no reload button u are making us foool
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Thanks alot Programmig Knowledge
VS code starts at 6:20 if you already have python installed,
you are a hero
Yoyoyoyoy
Right click near your code, and it opens to give another option to 'run' the code without the debugger,
Thank u
ure the type of person every video needs
When you are trying to learn programming and can't even install python
Exactly, I was like WTF....
You can just tell your mum or dad to help
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If you've already have python and vscode installed just start from here 8:50
Legend
Thanks
Thank you so much for the help and may almighty God continue to enrich you with more wisdom and blessings
I had another environment installed so when I tried to use pylint in vsc (because configuring it in the other was a pain), it gave me errors, reinstalled everything with this tutorial now and its working. Thank you!
Am totally thankful for this tutorial. I was having a hard time using Visual studio code but not anymore.
FFS thank you for helping me figure this out. I finally got VS Code to recognize python.
@minute 15:35 "StopOnEntry" is not listed in the launch.json at my end
How can i add it?
After 10 videos finally something what actually helped me ty :)
Very helpful! Microsoft should reference this video for setting up VScode!!!
Thank you so much! You would not believe how long this took me...
I would,
No one can teach python better than you,just loved the way you explained it.
Does it helped you because I want to do it now and I am thinking that this video is old and won't help me
Thank you so much 😘....
Life saver ....
Finally It runs...
Because of you and your clear guidance, i installed Python & this editor. Thank you very much.
Thank you so much for your help, the input at 13:24 is really the most helpful one, solved my problem!
very useful to install Java and Python in Vs code..thanks again
Thank you So much!!
I've been struggling so hard to figure out the setting PATH on Python and Visual Studio Code.
I followed every step of your instruction and it's working fine now. Thank you again!
Same here! I had to re install everything because I got the path wrong.
when you already installed several versions of python and don't know what to do!
have you solved your problem?
I did like and subscribe your channel. You are the best tutor. Please upload more helpful stuff. Thanks
Omg thank you so much for this! I had been having trouble doing this.
This helped me a lot
Spaibo bratan! Very pomoglo! Good udachi tebe in 2019!
This was epic! [New Subscriber btw]
Thanks a lot sir
You are best
What was the use of downloading Python plugin from VS code when you have to explicitly use a pre installed version of python and specify it's path in VS code??
Just like your previousvideo regarding setting up visual studio, installing code runner helps executing python files too. No need of setting json preferences. Thx for the great help btw
Nice way of teaching. Awesome
Appreciate the "ProgrammingKnowledge" Team for keeping very helpful knowledgebase videos on the web for the world of programmers. Thanks a lot
Nearly lost my mind yesterday with this thing but now suddenly everything makes sense. Thank you!
Thanks a lot! I'm starting python course and I wasn't able to set up python in VS alone.
thanks a lot..!! this video is helpful to beginners...
Helpful installation and up to date with 2018 so thanks!
VSC must be getting very popular with Python users as the Extension Python MS install is up to 9,319,715 user by now since your Jan 2018 tut upload.
It feels like a good IDE for familiarizing oneself with for the future for further explorations into C#, C++ , etc.
Thanks, bro ...Finally, it's working fine #Happy programming...
I have a question that after installing Python and Visual Studio code as followed your instruction, but I can't see the reload button in the VS but there are two button; one is disable, and the other is uninstall. Do you know why I don't have reload button and how to resolve this issue?
thanks for help you help me better than my teacher
The configuring process really extinguishes a beginner's interest and ambition.
also filters out the weak early. Programming is half looking up solutions and guides for your problems especially early on, so you need to be willing to do this.
Yes, you're right. I failed many times in configuring python. At last, I gave up and switched to pycharm. But your video let me run my first python program successfully in vscode, thanks anyway.
Thanks a lot man you really saved my day
You are best man !
🙌🙌🙌🙌 thank you sir.
my launch jason doesn't tell me the path like yours. and when i pressed debug the launch JSON option didn't come up
Thank u soo much.It works properly..🙃
thanks a bunch, this resolved my issue.
Quick question on the python packages. VS Code is not able to find the modules i installed via pip...Any video on that would be great...
Thank you so much for this! Especially @11:38
My launch.json file doesn't have the same settings as yours. I don't have a stopOnEntry setting. Is there a way I can add this? I tried just typing it in like it is in your file but it doesn't work.
did you find a way to solve this? I'm having the same problem
I didn't. I ended up uninstalling VS and just grew accustom to using the Python IDLE. If you're a beginner like me I recommend using the Python IDLE, it's simple and doesn't have any bells and whistles but if you're just learning Python it's adequate.
Also, what version of Python do you have installed? I'm using 2.7 and I suspect that's why my .json file settings were different.
Haydhn mine is v3.5
Try this,
{
"name": "Python: Current File",
"type": "python",
"request": "launch",
"program": "${file}",
"console": "integratedTerminal",
"stopOnEntry":true
},
you forget to add "envfile"
thanks man u solved a huge problem for me
It's working thank you so much sir....
awsome........its help me a lot ...
thx bro its help me a lot
非常认真的讲解，感谢！
Thank you sir ,this video is very helpful.
It worked for me. Many Thanks!!!
why cant i just run python by just one click ?
wouldn't that be perfect? If everything ran immediately
It's that exactly what I want.
Pycharm is made for python, you can with it
It should. At least it is better than Notepad++
the plugin coderunner can meet your needs
Thanks man! This video helped :)
Great video. thank you soo much.
I got soo feedup with atom failing and crushing all the time. this is obviously a much robust editor
When I m defining a constructor means a __init__ method then I have to write self in the brackets which is not the case with pycharm. It automatically done In pycharm when you click on the __init__ method . So any trick to do this shortcutly in vs code?
12:30 i did'nt get this python path option
excellent explanation, thank you great job
It's really help me👍
Thanks a lot, video was helpful
Which linter do you recommend for us
I followed all the steps but my launch.json is a little different than yours, is there any problem?
I can debug it by the way.....
Very supportive video, Thanks
Helped a lot!! THANKS
Awesome...very helpful. Thank you very much.
Hello Sir I am Follow All process but 09:34 In Time NOT Showning Reload Option
please reply as well soon Thank you sir
Amazing video..thank u
It says "No README available." whenever i try to install the extension
Thank you straight from Brazil ;D
I have a pyton files to install some application and i have a batch scripts to setup the application.. how can i automate all these sripts to install in one single package? Is there a way we can execute them we install as a package with out executing manually?
Super helpful! Thanks!
Clearly explained.
thankyou man! big credits for u!!
Without going to debugg can I use vsc to run python file. I mean install pylint can run python file without configure debugging section
Is it necessary to install pythom before vs code studio ? Coz i installed it after
good stuff bro! helped a lot, works just fine
Thanks, it was helpful
Hi, thanks for making this video, very helpful. However, when I install Visual Studio code and go to launch.json, the code I see in my system is different what is shown in the video. 'pythonpath" is not at the beginning but its at the end of the code and though i change the path in user settings I still get some error which states that path which i have given is not recognized. Plz help
thank you so much brother❤
Thanks a lot!! Very helpful video.
Sir i personally love u. Thanks
Can i install vs code first that python?
I had a question , can I use both C++ and python in vs code simultaneously?
For me , no errors came. Worked fine.
Thankyou man!🤍
Great video my brother, very helpful!
thanks ,its really helpful.:)
Thanks for your video.
Thank u so much bro..
Does anyone have a good benchmark for how long Python installation should take? In this video it looks like it took only a few seconds, and for me it took several minutes. I consider my system fairly fast (16GB RAM, i7-6700 processor, 128GB SSD) so not sure what the holdup is...Should I be concerned? Thanks!
Looks like his installation of VSC went faster than mine as well...beginning to suspect something may not be right with my system.
It was really very helpful and perfectly explained....Thank you
Nice video man, thanks.
When I was on the launch.json part, in the configurations part I didn't have the no configuration option because of which I couldn't change or modify the path. Please help!!!!
unless your getting a error the json file thing isnt a issue that part has been updated
thank you so much bro, it was very util at my stage jajaja
Thanks so much, this really helped me out alot
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Can u use sublime?
you know it will help you when they have an indian accent
thank you indians for making youtube tutorials all day
well guess what! you are de best bro!
I couldn't find the build.json file, I'm using python 3.7.0 and the latest version has different settings please help!
me too
Very very good tutorial...thank you!