Incredibly useful video. You have no idea how hard it is to find instruction like this that shows you how to get started. Really helped me out a lot. You have the gift of teaching sir! God bless.
That was awesome! I'm an iOS developer who writes in Swift and I'm about to jump into the Computer Science portion of school and this video is a great ice breaker. I'm already enjoying the heck out of Python!
I am familiar with php but starting a Python course lately and connecting to git gives me a lot of headaches, Now I get it done, your video is very educating with each step you took, Thank you!
to run a code shortcut, go to View, command pallette: python interactive window. Then when you enter your code, type control + enter to run. Assuming no errors, it will run your code
I was unable to find my settings.json file in the visual studio editor. There was no PYCLASS drop down. So, I looked in %APPDATA%Roaming\Code\User and found the contents there. You refer to the location at about 1:48
Thank you, I did like this course. Just subscribed to your channel. With your help, I was able to set up my development VS Code environment and develop. For some reason, the save file didn't work for me. No errors just didn't write and create a file. I am sure it has something to do with my machine and permissions. Anyways Thanks a lot, great tutorial.
Thank you, sir. You got me at least started with Python using VS Code. I was spinning my wheels for quite a while. I think I was missing the environment thing. Now, I got to figure out, how to show all of the libraries after I type import or from on a line.
@@codingisforyou Now I'm stuck with the "Import Error". From my research on the Internet, this is common with VS Code. Any ideas where to look for a solution? I'm trying a few basic tkinter examples, just creating a main window, and, get the "no such module tkinter" error. It runs on IDLE, but not with VS code. I've tried uninstalling and installing a couple of extensions. Oh, I'm running VS Code on Linux Mint.
Coming from a C background python seems very interesting esp. all the libraries are part of the language. Although I have a hard time not using brackets and semi colons
The extension doesn't show up in the workspace for me and I still can't seem to get this to work. I can't get the set up to work because I have no idea how to troubleshoot the path not showing up.
Naah, it's a different version of running a code. Shift + enter is not the same. I just switched to Pycharm. It is working really much better snd yoi can use shift+F10. Really fast and charming! No Visual Studio for me (for now) :)
How do you remove the file path and version that appears each run you run the script on the terminal, i only want to see the output of my script and nothing else For example, Instead of seeing this output each time PS C:\Users\username\xxxxxx\xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> & C:/Users/username/AppData/Local/Programs/Python/Python38-32/python.exe "c:/Users/username/test.py" I only want to see the output of the actual script and nothing else, similar to PyCharm
I am an absolute beginner with coding. I will appreciate some help. I tried to 'Run Python File on Terminal' (3:32) but Visual Studio Code shows a little window saying: 'The terminal process command 'C:\ProgramFiles\Git\bin\bash.exe' failed to launch (exit code: 2)' and I do not know what to do. Thank you :)
Hello, I'm very new to this. I was wondering if you can just run a simple line of code without having it show all the clutter and paths in the terminal. Like testing a line of code on w3schools Tryit editor.
thanks for sharing the video. I replicated the program you wrote and ran it using the "Run Python File in Terminal". Worked fine. Then I tried selecting it and using the Shift+Enter shortcut to run in Python Terminal - and I'm getting all sorts of errors. Does anyone have the same issue?
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Great video. Python rocks. 🐍
Pinned that comment! Thanks!
Cool channel name you have there btw.
Theirs an easier way to do math on there just type
msg = 1+2
Print(msg)
It would give you 3 instead of 1+2
Incredibly useful video. You have no idea how hard it is to find instruction like this that shows you how to get started. Really helped me out a lot. You have the gift of teaching sir! God bless.
True !!
That was awesome! I'm an iOS developer who writes in Swift and I'm about to jump into the Computer Science portion of school and this video is a great ice breaker. I'm already enjoying the heck out of Python!
Thank you for your video, it helped me getting started with Python! :)
I am familiar with php but starting a Python course lately and connecting to git gives me a lot of headaches, Now I get it done, your video is very educating with each step you took, Thank you!
here's the thing, I just learned in this video more than i did in my whole python course lmao. Not really but it was concise and clear :D thanks :D
Very cool. It is really neat to see how a pro can quickly grasp a new language. Thank you for demonstrating your process.
Good video, was looking for something to get me going on python. Glad I found this.
Yes, you should be able to teach yourself from quite a lot of free info online.
@@codingisforyou This video does that perfectly. I do wish there was an extra 3-5 minutes on classes/objects though.
Thanks so much for this video, especially the set-up section. Using VScode has saved me from being stuck with Atom editor...thanks again
Amazing video! Thanks for helping me out, love from India 🇮🇳.
Happy to help!
to run a code shortcut, go to View, command pallette: python interactive window. Then when you enter your code, type control + enter to run. Assuming no errors, it will run your code
THANK YOU FOR TEACHING US.
why does this video not have over 1m views??????
I was unable to find my settings.json file in the visual studio editor. There was no PYCLASS drop down. So, I looked in %APPDATA%Roaming\Code\User and found the contents there. You refer to the location at about 1:48
Thank you, I did like this course. Just subscribed to your channel. With your help, I was able to set up my development VS Code environment and develop. For some reason, the save file didn't work for me. No errors just didn't write and create a file. I am sure it has something to do with my machine and permissions. Anyways Thanks a lot, great tutorial.
Fantastic!
YES YOU FUKING MAD LAD U SAVED A LIFE
You can use f5 to run the program 😁 I find it easier, it might not work for some idk 😕
Thank you, sir. You got me at least started with Python using VS Code. I was spinning my wheels for quite a while. I think I was missing the environment thing. Now, I got to figure out, how to show all of the libraries after I type import or from on a line.
Keep at it and you can always figure things out. Google is your best friend.
@@codingisforyou Now I'm stuck with the "Import Error". From my research on the Internet, this is common with VS Code. Any ideas where to look for a solution? I'm trying a few basic tkinter examples, just creating a main window, and, get the "no such module tkinter" error. It runs on IDLE, but not with VS code. I've tried uninstalling and installing a couple of extensions. Oh, I'm running VS Code on Linux Mint.
@@MrBubbagump58 just use idle VS Code setup can be a bit perplexing
Useful video
despite I am not fan of VS-Code platform
thank you very much for your effort
I completely understand, but there is a use for it and people use it. It's because it can go on free servers like Linux.
Coming from a C background python seems very interesting esp. all the libraries are part of the language. Although I have a hard time not using brackets and semi colons
The extension doesn't show up in the workspace for me and I still can't seem to get this to work. I can't get the set up to work because I have no idea how to troubleshoot the path not showing up.
Ty I needed this
You can also press F5 to run/debug your Python code in VS code 😊
I install everything and , this one guy he screw me up. So I'll follow you
F5 is the shortcut to run, instead of right clicking and all that.
Still nothing.
Shift + enter on wi dows 10
@@karygordo this works on Windows 10, thnx!
Naah, it's a different version of running a code. Shift + enter is not the same. I just switched to Pycharm. It is working really much better snd yoi can use shift+F10. Really fast and charming! No Visual Studio for me (for now) :)
How do you remove the file path and version that appears each run you run the script on the terminal, i only want to see the output of my script and nothing else
For example,
Instead of seeing this output each time
PS C:\Users\username\xxxxxx\xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> & C:/Users/username/AppData/Local/Programs/Python/Python38-32/python.exe "c:/Users/username/test.py"
I only want to see the output of the actual script and nothing else, similar to PyCharm
Same here.. help me if you found the solution
I am an absolute beginner with coding. I will appreciate some help. I tried to 'Run Python File on Terminal' (3:32) but Visual Studio Code shows a little window saying: 'The terminal process command 'C:\ProgramFiles\Git\bin\bash.exe' failed to launch (exit code: 2)' and I do not know what to do. Thank you :)
I am not sure, but looks like maybe that file you listed is missing. bash.exe. Try to see if it's there. Also try restarting the VS Code.
for when you do for x in range etc
you must put in spaces before the 2 prints or else it wont work, just a tip
Hello, I'm very new to this. I was wondering if you can just run a simple line of code without having it show all the clutter and paths in the terminal. Like testing a line of code on w3schools Tryit editor.
Yes I can
is visual studio better to make gomes or is visual studio code better?
thanks for sharing the video. I replicated the program you wrote and ran it using the "Run Python File in Terminal". Worked fine. Then I tried selecting it and using the Shift+Enter shortcut to run in Python Terminal - and I'm getting all sorts of errors. Does anyone have the same issue?
just great thanks !!!
is there a keyboard shortcut to run the current file or do u have to right click and choose the option every time
Having same issue
anyone know what visual studio hes using?
thank you
perfect
what if the "select intrepreter" didn;t come out ?
hello, when i type "python" in the command , it doesn't match
please help!!
Keep hacking, that's what us programmers do.
u are a legend bro , i like u :)
I tried this two times now and the results differ.
I hate that it took me a month to learn all this and here's blazing through it 😭
How do i do this for lua?
How to unhide debbug menu my debbug menu gone
FUUUUUCKKKK THIS IS HARD AS SHIT I CANT DO THIS
what happened
mythical pizza couldn’t get python to work tried for hours and got really mad works now
"msg not defiened"
Мы в итоге так и не выпили Ягуар после просмотра. 18 минут впустую..
ok
Not a great start saying you don't use python
You either mr Almond nut
?
shift+enter to run in terminal
Thanks