Many times I have trouble following tutorials on youtube, but you said one thing repeatedly that made it easy to follow: “Here’s how I did that…”! So many times the narrator in “how-to’s” races along at 80 mph with “now I just bring up the klanger tool, then I…” leaving us going “wait-what’s a klanger tool? What did he do to bring it up?” I wouldn’t be watching a tutorial if I knew how to use the feature! Thank you!
As a beginning Python programmer, I found Visual Studio Code not the best choice. There is no argument that it is a full featured and very competent code editor. However, the learning curve seems too steep for a beginner. Changing simple settings workspace /editor settings becomes a frustrating exercise in convolution for the beginner. I'll come back to it when I'm more experienced.
I can recommend the IDLE editor that comes with the Python installation. It is simpler (and, therefore, probably better) for a beginner whose goal is to learn basic Python programming.
How should I setup my directory structure for classes and tests ? And how do I use __init__.py files and imports ? What is the best practice for these issues for a project of moderate complexity ? Thanks.
@@berserk6604 it's been almost a year since i commented that my guy whats the point of replying now? Also. what's funny is that he sayd "random indian guy on youtube" okay?
You didn't mention about OUTPUT feature. After coding when I click OUTPUT key it shows 'python' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. Please let me know about this issue. This problem pops up with any program (e..g. Ruby) that I run in VS code.
What exactly is the point of going through the command prompt and creating a directory to open vs code into, when you can do exactly the same thing with 2-3 clicks in vs code itself? It seems to me that the dos commands are completely unnecessary to do anything shown here.
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🙏🙏😭
Immediately got a message that I needed a linter. Installed & I have a bunch of warnings in the terminal, so I stopped there. Can someone please advise?
I am a beginner and How should we download the python version shown in this, do we have to download it seperately and how to set the path in VS code, when I tried to do it, after downloading python version separately, the terminal in VS was showing python not found, can anyone please help??
How to Set Up Python in Visual Studio Code on Windows 11 - th-cam.com/video/daCSwO-T7sY/w-d-xo.html
Yes don't run in windows 11
Many times I have trouble following tutorials on youtube, but you said one thing repeatedly that made it easy to follow: “Here’s how I did that…”! So many times the narrator in “how-to’s” races along at 80 mph with “now I just bring up the klanger tool, then I…” leaving us going “wait-what’s a klanger tool? What did he do to bring it up?” I wouldn’t be watching a tutorial if I knew how to use the feature! Thank you!
You are a genius, I tell my friends to watch you instead of Linkedin Learning
Simple and you teach things ppl actually need to know!
thank you so much bro i can take my python classes now
You know yous are one of my favorite channels?
Just wanna to let you know this)
Always very helpful
❤
Thanks for easily explanation ...
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Excellent explanation in a simple way..........................keep up.
Thanks mate. You've converted me to VS Code from Sublime.
Thanks for this video, got the basics down which will meet 95% of what I'm looking to do.
thank you. the only video which actually helps
Really great tutorial. Easy and simple to follow
As a beginning Python programmer, I found Visual Studio Code not the best choice. There is no argument that it is a full featured and very competent code editor. However, the learning curve seems too steep for a beginner. Changing simple settings workspace /editor settings becomes a frustrating exercise in convolution for the beginner. I'll come back to it when I'm more experienced.
you can change workplace/editor settings by simpy going to the settings?
Since you are a beginner you think like that. But, trust me, it's the best IDE for every beginner...!!!
@@HypnosisBear nah, it isn't.
I can recommend the IDLE editor that comes with the Python installation. It is simpler (and, therefore, probably better) for a beginner whose goal is to learn basic Python programming.
@@HypnosisBear vscode isn't an ide
The only video that helped, thank you so much!!
thks sir for making informational video ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thankyou so much sir for helping me😔😇❤🙏
How should I setup my directory structure for classes and tests ? And how do I use __init__.py files and imports ? What is the best practice for these issues for a project of moderate complexity ? Thanks.
Did ya figure it out? After two years just curious 😅
Easy to follow and very informative. Thank you.
Very well presented for beginners. Appreciate!
Thank you I really wanna learn coding😁😁❤❤
Help a lot in getting started with python in VSC. Thank you.
That is very great as nice key to open Python for work.
Thank you for making this video, I was having trouble finding the right information to get set up
Perfectly explained..
great video, nice and simple explanation
Done with Print Hello World.. thank you lots
Thank you this was very helpful
thank you random indian guy on youtube, you have saved me. as you can see, im also an indian. we are like brothers and sisters
LMAO
@@blackcobra0725 whats so funny?!
@@berserk6604 it's been almost a year since i commented that my guy whats the point of replying now? Also. what's funny is that he sayd "random indian guy on youtube" okay?
Excellent! Thank you.
Your a champ, thanks for this video.
great tutorial with very clear explanations! thank you :)
thanks very much - nice clear video - many thanx :¬)
very very excellent sir.thankyou so much....
Thank you for the video...
Great lntroduction sir
This is freaking awesome!!! Thank you!!!
Wonderful Explanation! Thanks a lot!!
you helped me a great dude
This is very helpful
You helped me a lot. Thanks man
thank you
a very easy and useful video
You are a god send
:D
Thank you man, you save me!
Saved my life. Thank you
9:02 How come running the command @9:02 does not work for me? The output doesn't show up.
I encountered the same problem, did you get any answer why this is happening?
Would love to see more C++ videos: especially on data handling/structures!
Thankyou man, you saved me a ton
Love ur videos
Thanks a million for your invaluable content
thank you so much for this guidance
Really helpful vdo
Thnx a lot
Excellent tutorial! Thanks a bunch!
THanks your tutorial is helpful.
super sir keep up your good work
this is a great video
Very Useful, Thanks
great video thanks
Thank you so much bro 😍😍
Thanks for your video
excellent tutorial
2:27 i typed everything, and vs code showed up, but there is no new folder on my desktop, why's that?
I was trying to figure it out for like 30 minutes, now I feel like a complete idiot. (Nice tutorial doe :))
You didn't mention about OUTPUT feature. After coding when I click OUTPUT key it shows 'python' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. Please let me know about this issue. This problem pops up with any program (e..g. Ruby) that I run in VS code.
Thanks really helpful
Thanks!! Great Video.
thank you for help😊
Thank you! good help for beginners.
Love this vid
Good one
Nice video bro
The faster the better
What exactly is the point of going through the command prompt and creating a directory to open vs code into, when you can do exactly the same thing with 2-3 clicks in vs code itself? It seems to me that the dos commands are completely unnecessary to do anything shown here.
finally an easy tutorial i found
Thank you 💖
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🙏🙏😭
Thanks! How do I install the numpy extension though? Can I do that through VS code? Or do I need to do that separately?
go to terminal and write command
pip install NumPy (make sure to have internet enabled)
Thank you soo much
7:26 to ... after confusion.
When I right click then there is no option.?
you can also install Kite to add more intelligence
Nice bro
useful , thanks
Thanks very much sir
Thank you mate!!
do i need to install the 2 pythons?
the one from vsc and from pyhton. org?
Yeah. pretty much.
@@jasiuo6794 ok thx
Immediately got a message that I needed a linter. Installed & I have a bunch of warnings in the terminal, so I stopped there.
Can someone please advise?
Warnings are fine. They aren't anything.
1:26 Initializing VS Code on Command Prompt? Are you serious?
well explained.
Sir, if i may ask, which IDE do you prefer between VS and Thonny : which one is easier to work with for begineers?
ye i need that answer @ProgrammingKnowledge
Vim
Thank you so much for the video I downloaded the pycharm 10 times but it is not worked thanks again.
great tutorial
is it possible to access the variable in the python in the terminal just like in IDLE ?
Can't say anything but thank you
Are those functions or methods?
bigger or "more bigger"? xD
Thanks this is helpul
Great tutorial, thank you
I am a beginner and How should we download the python version shown in this, do we have to download it seperately and how to set the path in VS code, when I tried to do it, after downloading python version separately, the terminal in VS was showing python not found, can anyone please help??
Same with me
Thank you!
Thank you.
tutorial on installing c++ in vs code pls!
Which laptop you have ?
Noob question:
How to use the same python package for multiple IDEs. Meaning without having to install the same package again for each IDE?
why do you have multiple IDE's just use one
@@jan_Kapije yeah