All I needed was to figure out how to install packages on vsc since I only ever used pycharm for months and this was the first video that actually showed me that you have to tap in to "py -m" first, no other videos showed that, so thank you
Thanks a lot for such an informative and useful video. Learnt a lot of new things from this one video, than from multiple other videos. Also you are a great teacher. You have explained the points in a very simple and linear way. Appreciate it.
This is great ! Thanks ! For the weather example - I also added a "raise" exception" (following your exception tutorial) in case a city is not found ( weather_data["cod"] == "404")
You may want to add pip directory to the *Path* system environment variable, this way you can call it directly without adding *py -m* in front of it. I prefer using the *source* command unless I'm in a bad mood I'll use the dot (.) as a shortcut Thanks Dave!
You explain really well! Super easy to understand. I am literally learning python now and your videos are really easy to follow along. Do you teach Data Analysis as well?
Thanks - it seems venv used to be and pipenv just got the recommendation in 2022. I won't double up on these in this series, but maybe another look in the future. The overall concept and goal works with either.
oh my gosh i'm dying to find the correct command, i've tried like 4 and none of them worked. i watch your video and get it right on my first try. thank you so much.
Great tutorial! If I may add, at least in in Linux, "pip install" doesn't work, unless you are in a virtual environment (I forget the message). Globally, "pipx" must be installed and used.
Hi Dave! This was very helpful. I am a Python beginner and I find that you explain things that a lot of instructors forget (the curse of knowledge). I do have a question though. As you were typing in the function it showed it created a test. Can you tell me what extension you are using? And do you have any suggestions on extensions?
thank you for your Great work , I think one thing was not clarified at the end and we creates some .gitignore and .env files to protect our API KEY but in the end I didn't understand the next step is just commit the project to git hub ? or there is more to it ? I appreciate if some one help me understand it.
As someone with no experience in programming I found these videos really helpful and fairly easy to follow. With this one I have a problem and I was hoping someone could help me. I have successfully created the .venv file but after multiple attempts i still can't get it to activate. It keeps giving an error saying that "source" was not recognized as something that can be executed (or something like that). I tried google but nothing i found worked. I'm on windows using the current version of VS Code and the python extension. I'd really appreciate it, if someone could help me.
Damn that's so good! Thank you so much for your time and teaching style! A+ On the virtual environments, if the .py file is stored/run from a different environment (or anyplace else), is there a way at the top of the script to force it to use the python.exe and dependencies in THIS one-- the one (virtual environment) that we just created? That is something about virtual environments that I am not clear on yet. Thank you!
In windows terminal "source .venv\Scripts\activate", "source" was not recognized as a command. ".\.venv\Scripts\activate " starts virtual env. Great tutorial.
I am having challenges installing pakages to the .venv. After I activate and install the installed package doesn't appear in the library. Please how can I resolve this?
I can't open up a virtual environment -- i get this huge error. I have the venv folder in the file explorer, and i can double click on activate to open it on my own, but I can't access it from the terminal. trying to figure out what I'm doing wrong :(
can you prepare a quick tutorial about a web app with flask and API by llm openai. The goal is to answer right to a quiz, and got checked answers, which are not simple yes or nos or fixed words?
What am I doing wrong? Any help greatly appreciated. from dotenv import load_dotenv Import "dotenv" could not be resolved Pylance I've followed the steps of setting up the virtual environment, I can see in the requirements.txt python-dotenv=1.0.0. I'm using python 3.11.1. This also happens on lesson 23 with dotenv and flask.
I have a solution for you guys: 1. Hit ctrl + p in vscode. 2. Type: >Python: select interpreter and select it 3. Click "Enter interpreter path..." 4. Enter the path or click "Find" and browse to the path to ".venv/Scripts/python.exe" (select python.exe) 5. check that this python.exe is now your selected interpreter, it should now work.
I got the exactly same error. I saw someone on StackOverFlow saying that source only makes sense in Linux, so you can only use source in bash terminal. But bash terminal throws a "No such file or directory" error.
All I needed was to figure out how to install packages on vsc since I only ever used pycharm for months and this was the first video that actually showed me that you have to tap in to "py -m" first, no other videos showed that, so thank you
Very helpful video - thanks!
Thanks a lot for such an informative and useful video. Learnt a lot of new things from this one video, than from multiple other videos. Also you are a great teacher. You have explained the points in a very simple and linear way. Appreciate it.
perfect tutorial, you really saved me today. The confusion from today's class is gone.
This is great ! Thanks !
For the weather example - I also added a "raise" exception" (following your exception tutorial) in case a city is not found ( weather_data["cod"] == "404")
You may want to add pip directory to the *Path* system environment variable, this way you can call it directly without adding *py -m* in front of it.
I prefer using the *source* command unless I'm in a bad mood I'll use the dot (.) as a shortcut
Thanks Dave!
Good additions, Ahmad! I hope you are well my friend!
@@DaveGrayTeachesCode little busy but I'm ok, and I hope you're well too.
Thanks for asking my friend!
So glad that I stumbled on your channel. Than you very much good sir!
Great way to explain as always.
You explain really well! Super easy to understand. I am literally learning python now and your videos are really easy to follow along. Do you teach Data Analysis as well?
awesome. best programming teacher on RUclips!
Appreciate.
The official Python recommendation is pipenv. I'm also looking forward to the Pipenv lesson.
Thanks - it seems venv used to be and pipenv just got the recommendation in 2022. I won't double up on these in this series, but maybe another look in the future. The overall concept and goal works with either.
oh my gosh i'm dying to find the correct command, i've tried like 4 and none of them worked. i watch your video and get it right on my first try. thank you so much.
Amazing work Dave! Thank you for this series. I hope you will record some web development stuff with Python (Django or FastAPI) in the near future.
That's the plan! More Python coming after the beginners series.
Clear and complete. Nicely done. Thanks.
Great tutorial! If I may add, at least in in Linux, "pip install" doesn't work, unless you are in a virtual environment (I forget the message). Globally, "pipx" must be installed and used.
Hi Dave! This was very helpful. I am a Python beginner and I find that you explain things that a lot of instructors forget (the curse of knowledge). I do have a question though. As you were typing in the function it showed it created a test. Can you tell me what extension you are using? And do you have any suggestions on extensions?
thanks sir, if you could explain some python modules after ending this course ❤.
brilliant as always
Thank you!
Thank you 👌
Thanks you, Sir
Welcome!
@@DaveGrayTeachesCode ❤❤ ❤
sir, you reply late.
Are you very busy with heavy work. SIR
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thank you for your Great work , I think one thing was not clarified at the end and we creates some .gitignore and .env files to protect our API KEY but in the end I didn't understand the next step is just commit the project to git hub ? or there is more to it ? I appreciate if some one help me understand it.
Do you think of creating a NestJS course? We hope so.
Really Great
As someone with no experience in programming I found these videos really helpful and fairly easy to follow. With this one I have a problem and I was hoping someone could help me. I have successfully created the .venv file but after multiple attempts i still can't get it to activate. It keeps giving an error saying that "source" was not recognized as something that can be executed (or something like that). I tried google but nothing i found worked. I'm on windows using the current version of VS Code and the python extension. I'd really appreciate it, if someone could help me.
Damn that's so good! Thank you so much for your time and teaching style! A+
On the virtual environments, if the .py file is stored/run from a different environment (or anyplace else), is there a way at the top of the script to force it to use the python.exe and dependencies in THIS one-- the one (virtual environment) that we just created?
That is something about virtual environments that I am not clear on yet.
Thank you!
hello dave sir. after python series, are you going to teach django or flask(or both)? thanks in advance for your reply
I do plan to. Thanks!
In windows I could never activate the venv with Source , I just run the activate.bat .
In windows terminal "source .venv\Scripts\activate", "source" was not recognized as a command. ".\.venv\Scripts\activate " starts virtual env. Great tutorial.
How do i run this with source. It doesn’t work.
I am having challenges installing pakages to the .venv. After I activate and install the installed package doesn't appear in the library. Please how can I resolve this?
I can't open up a virtual environment -- i get this huge error. I have the venv folder in the file explorer, and i can double click on activate to open it on my own, but I can't access it from the terminal. trying to figure out what I'm doing wrong :(
can you prepare a quick tutorial about a web app with flask and API by llm openai. The goal is to answer right to a quiz, and got checked answers, which are not simple yes or nos or fixed words?
Nice suggestion! I have a Python Flask REST API tutorial coming up next week. The LLM addition might make a nice follow up.
@@DaveGrayTeachesCode thanx!!! :)
i hope you do django series dave thank you
You're welcome!
What am I doing wrong? Any help greatly appreciated.
from dotenv import load_dotenv
Import "dotenv" could not be resolved Pylance
I've followed the steps of setting up the virtual environment, I can see in the requirements.txt python-dotenv=1.0.0. I'm using python 3.11.1. This also happens on lesson 23 with dotenv and flask.
i have the same issue, did you ever figure it out?
nope still clueless@@juicymoose9693
Nope, I'm still clueless
@@ledders27 maybe someday we'll know 😔
I have a solution for you guys:
1. Hit ctrl + p in vscode.
2. Type: >Python: select interpreter and select it
3. Click "Enter interpreter path..."
4. Enter the path or click "Find" and browse to the path to ".venv/Scripts/python.exe" (select python.exe)
5. check that this python.exe is now your selected interpreter, it should now work.
Anyone have an issue whereby when you run the py -m venv .venv its gives an error, if so please advise on what to do next.
same problem when i give the source command it errors
@@hussainalaa2361 If you're using powershell in windows. Try .\.venv\Scritps\activate
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help when i try to activate venv using source it just says source is not recgonized anyone knows how to fix?
I got the exactly same error. I saw someone on StackOverFlow saying that source only makes sense in Linux, so you can only use source in bash terminal. But bash terminal throws a "No such file or directory" error.
What is this Windoze bullshit