Awe thanks Danielle! I like this idea and I def want to talk on these topics in the future! New video coming out next week that start to cover some of these things!
I have only a few for BigQuery... and they are only okay-ish so it's hard for me to recommend them. SQL is a little bit more difficult in VS Code TBH. Typically I'll use Jupyter Notebooks and they have magic operators to access SQL databases. For BigQuery, I just use the %%bigquery command at the top of a cell and it allows me to run SQL to connect to my database
Hi Luke. A great video as always. I found this clip as I was finding Anaconda to be too heavy for my labtop. Yet, I found many other Python tutors recommending Anacaconda. I do think neither is perfect or completely bad. Rather, my question is, in 2022, (1) Speaking from your personal experience, did choosing VS Code over Anaconda by any chance bother you from carrying out your data analyst job at work? (2) Relatedly, if I do not plan on being a developer (as of yet at least) but would just like to use python for data analytical tasks only, does NOT having Anaconda severely hinders me from picking up Python knowledge?
If you have had experience with DataSpell could you tell is there any advantage of using it over Jupyter if I am interested in both DS(like overall explaratory data analysis) and ML?
Luke, kindly explain. what if you have already installed python but did not add it to the cmd environments path which means you cannot run python from the cmd. Besides what happens if the jupyter notebook code you run doesn't work as I am experiencing. What could be the reason?
If you don't add it to the cmd evnironment then when you go to call python it will tell you that it is not found. This may be the cause of your notebook issue.
I have installed anaconda & python following your last 3 videos. However the "Python: Create New Blank Jupyter Notebook" option is not showing in the VS Code search bar. May i know what could be the problem? Thanks
VS code just updated to a new version, so I'm wondering if this is the cause of the issue... Also just to check did you instlal the python extension in VS Code?
@@LukeBarousse Yeah i did install the python extension. However, i did try to create a new file and rename it ending with .ipynb and it seems to have the whole jupyter notebook layout so i guess it's not really a problem right? Just felt weird that the "Python: Create New Blank Jupyter Notebook" didnt appear in my search box.
Bro I installed vs code in linux , and have installed modules like flask,pandas, playsound,,, but every time I run code in vs it gives me import error: module not found,,, please help
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Luke, would be great if you create a series or a video about integration with github and building portfolios for beginners. Your videos are great!
Awe thanks Danielle! I like this idea and I def want to talk on these topics in the future! New video coming out next week that start to cover some of these things!
Super thankful for this video series!
Hey Luke, would you mind please sharing what SQL related extensions you have installed on VS Code? thanks!
I have only a few for BigQuery... and they are only okay-ish so it's hard for me to recommend them. SQL is a little bit more difficult in VS Code TBH.
Typically I'll use Jupyter Notebooks and they have magic operators to access SQL databases. For BigQuery, I just use the %%bigquery command at the top of a cell and it allows me to run SQL to connect to my database
Hi Luke. A great video as always. I found this clip as I was finding Anaconda to be too heavy for my labtop. Yet, I found many other Python tutors recommending Anacaconda. I do think neither is perfect or completely bad. Rather, my question is, in 2022,
(1) Speaking from your personal experience, did choosing VS Code over Anaconda by any chance bother you from carrying out your data analyst job at work?
(2) Relatedly, if I do not plan on being a developer (as of yet at least) but would just like to use python for data analytical tasks only, does NOT having Anaconda severely hinders me from picking up Python knowledge?
Anaconda is not a must; but in data science it makes your life a lot easier. For developers; anaconda is not requried
@@LukeBarousse Thanks Luke. Decided to go with Anaconda and not left behind : )
If you have had experience with DataSpell could you tell is there any advantage of using it over Jupyter if I am interested in both DS(like overall explaratory data analysis) and ML?
Super excited with your content. Could you please tell me the tools to create TH-cam content
What do you mean by tools to create content? There are a lot of great tutorials here on TH-cam on that!
@@LukeBarousse I mean TH-cam video editing tool/software, which you used to develop beautiful lists/info graphics sits on top of your content
@@syedsirajudeen6394 OH, I use final cut pro. Love it as its so intuitive to build videos
@Luke Barousse .. I am here.. and a change I use native Python Interpreter.. btw Thanks.
No problem at all, but whats your question I'm a little confused?
@@LukeBarousse I mean as an interpreter I used python IDE
@@nisais14 oh this is good to know! Thanks for sharing this!
Thank you Thank you 100 times
How come my VS Code doesn't say Jupyter Server.local like yours does? I selected the python interpreter but thats all I see at the top?
hi Jupyter notebook keybord shortcuts won't work in Vscode
I just checked and they worked for me... Windows may be slightly different and I call out the differences in this video.
Luke, kindly explain. what if you have already installed python but did not add it to the cmd environments path which means you cannot run python from the cmd. Besides what happens if the jupyter notebook code you run doesn't work as I am experiencing. What could be the reason?
If you don't add it to the cmd evnironment then when you go to call python it will tell you that it is not found. This may be the cause of your notebook issue.
@@LukeBarousse Thanks for the feedback
I have installed anaconda & python following your last 3 videos. However the "Python: Create New Blank Jupyter Notebook" option is not showing in the VS Code search bar. May i know what could be the problem? Thanks
VS code just updated to a new version, so I'm wondering if this is the cause of the issue... Also just to check did you instlal the python extension in VS Code?
@@LukeBarousse Yeah i did install the python extension. However, i did try to create a new file and rename it ending with .ipynb and it seems to have the whole jupyter notebook layout so i guess it's not really a problem right?
Just felt weird that the "Python: Create New Blank Jupyter Notebook" didnt appear in my search box.
@@kokyangchuang9137 Yeah maybe that feature is removed. I don't think its a big deal, jus stick with the .ipynb naming convention.
Hello Luke, the python extension is refusing to Install
I'm not too sure on this one... I've had no issues... may require a computer restart
Bro I installed vs code in linux , and have installed modules like flask,pandas, playsound,,, but every time I run code in vs it gives me import error: module not found,,, please help
My dude, sorry for the delay, where you able to fix this?
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