Hi @techwithtim I have a question, I am trying to switch from VBA to python. There is 1 VBA feature I truly miss in VSC and it is the "F8" button which allowed me to ryun the code line by line. is there any way I can achive this in VSC?
I need advice, l am python programmer at an intermediate level, throughout the journey l have done coding challenges purely on(in) IDEs, command lines etc and l am quite comfortable with them.Yesterday I started leetcode and I tried one of the challenges using python syntax,l then submit it on leetcode but unfortunately l receive dozens of errors despite it running on IDE perfectly, by the way my main question is "DOES LEETCODE HAS ITS OWN CODING SYNTAX?".
Why jump through all these hoops. Just use a proper IDE like PyCharm or Spyder. This stuff is all there and just works better. And loading a Jupyter extension just for that cell run magic looks like you have never even seen an IDE.
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Yes thx❤!
Hi @techwithtim
I have a question, I am trying to switch from VBA to python. There is 1 VBA feature I truly miss in VSC and it is the "F8" button which allowed me to ryun the code line by line.
is there any way I can achive this in VSC?
The pylance configuration saved me, I didn't know you can do that. Thank you so much ❤
You're welcome!!
Didn't know that pylance can suggest return types. Thankssss
I didn't expect to learn this much about Pylance! Very helpful, thanks!
1:42 just a casual lore drop on us huh lmfao
Fr fr
Love from Bharat, i like your all videos. Good Luck
Isnt it India?
*India
@@megaguys-b8kisn't it 'GET A JOB'
@@megaguys-b8k India is english, bharat in hindi. Both are valid tbh
@@programmer4047 yes, India that is Bharat
Live share is super cool, thank you sir
Live share was something new in my end. Thanks ❤
Very pragmatic and useful recommandations, thank you !
Live share is the best
Thank you💐
Still hoping I can one day Intern with you and get better ❤, you've been a great help to me
didnt know u can do the pylance configuration, thx❤
Thanks for the first tip. It is so powerful for newbie like me.
wait wait you built the export feature for jupyter notebooks in vscode while working at microsoft ?
Yes!
So cool! @@TechWithTim
Thank you for this Tim! Have a good one.
Thanks for so nice tips, man!
I really enjoy your videos... they are extremely practical. Thank you!
Tq bro ...learned lot..live share im gonna use fr sure also annotation thing pylance
I like your videos so much! Thank you
So helpful!! This is great. Thank you
Firstt here,like it??😅
Are there any videos based on what jupyter notebook is how it works etc.
That's very helpful. Love from Pakistan ❤❤😊
Type checking can also be done by installing the MyPy package
Wow. Thanks alot😮😮😮
Thank you very useful!
4:59
Thank you.
I've never seen the Jupiter extension being used that way. I always just hit shift+enter
For the docstrings, i use codeium AI
I need advice, l am python programmer at an intermediate level, throughout the journey l have done coding challenges purely on(in) IDEs, command lines etc and l am quite comfortable with them.Yesterday I started leetcode and I tried one of the challenges using python syntax,l then submit it on leetcode but unfortunately l receive dozens of errors despite it running on IDE perfectly, by the way my main question is "DOES LEETCODE HAS ITS OWN CODING SYNTAX?".
Many thanks
What is this theme you are using?
Super useful
Thanks
humble flex 1:41
Can you do the same for Javascript?
great video
Danke
Spyder is great for interactive development
Tell me some interesting techniques with Pycharm !!
yes...learn working with vscode!!
My vscode started executing python programs very slowly. Does anyone know how to fix it?
wow %% in py files is a game changer
why
Why jump through all these hoops. Just use a proper IDE like PyCharm or Spyder. This stuff is all there and just works better. And loading a Jupyter extension just for that cell run magic looks like you have never even seen an IDE.
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Everyone with their little courses nowadays
What is this theme you are using?