How to Add Python Interpreter in Visual Studio Code - Step By Step

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In this video, I'll show you how you can add python interpreter in Visual Studio Code in windows 11 or windows 10. I'll also show you how you can install the python extension in visual studio, that makes it very easy to debug, format, create virtual environment and a lot more with python in Visual Studio code.
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[@user-fb5gt4kx3v]

THANK YOU VERY MUCH!!! You're the only one who solved my problem, you are awesome❤

[@TheCodeCity]

My pleasure, glad it helped!

[@Aditya_1706]

thanks dud , i was literally irritated with replit

[@Glikokuyo]

It worked Thanks!

[@TheCodeCity]

Thanks for watching, glad it helped!

[@JQS37Developer]

Thanks bro greetings from Colombia

[@TheCodeCity]

You're welcome

[@Ruban-xc9tv]

Greeting from India ❤

[@marciocastillo5819]

Thanks for the help, it is highly appreciated

[@khushi3992]

This process is not supported by python 'v2023.14.0' version

[@mo7sin711]

I need help
I'm studying the freecodecamp course, and when i type the following code for the conditional exercise
x = 0
y = 10
if 0 == x:
if y == 10:
print('YES')
the output in the VS code terminal is Syntax Error
however when I run it in python itself or an online compiler, it runs successfully and prints YES
I need help :(

[@copdatchoppa]

I just ran it in VS code, it runs fine for me.

[@alexvlad6949]

Thank you so much!

[@makeyourself_MUY]

thank you very much.....

[@coltgamer5454]

Hello, i have a problem adding an interpreter:
You see first of all even though i have the python extension installed when i want to select an interpreter vs code tells me "Python is not installed" and when i click on it, it redirects me to microsoft store to install python from there
and second even though i followed the same exact steps of the video, when it comes to create the virtual environment vs code tells me "A workspace is required when creating an environment using venv" and asks me to open a file, and i don't know which one to open since i already have a python file opened with its script, so what should i do?
Thanks in advance for the help

[@TheUltimateLOL-jx3es]

Can you help me with smth? It says there is something wrong with my comspec variable, but when I checked it it was normal, so was my PATH variable. Do you know what could be wrong?

[@Ayushmeh21]

Sir in my can't see python create environment but I can see python create terminal

[@vj4776]

Thanks for the video, but i can't find any list after i clicked on the "Venv Creates a `;venve' virtual environment in the current workspace ( No list of any to select)

[@krift8083]

same here

[@krift8083]

did you find a solution?

[@antagonistisyou]

Thanks bro

[@TheCodeCity]

You're welcome!

[@mrpoopybutthole666]

thouse bastards broke python 2.7 support in the recent april 4 update, cant find words how frustrated I am