How to Setup Visual Studio Code to Run Python Programs

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Let me walk you through the process of setting up Visual Studio Code (VS Code) for Python programming on a Windows computer. • First, you’ll need to have both Python and VS Code installed. If you don’t already have them, you can download and install the latest versions from their official websites. • How to Install Python Latest Version : • How to Install Python from Microsoft ... • How to Install VS Code Latest Version : • How to Install visual studio ( vs ) C... • Once they’re installed, you can move on to setting up your workspace in VS Code. • To do that, open VS Code, and from the “File” menu, choose “Save Workspace As.” Pick a location on your computer where you want to save your workspace. For example, you can create a folder on your desktop and name it something like Python Tutorials. This will serve as the main folder for your projects. Inside this folder, you’ll want to create another folder called Programs. This is where you’ll store all your Python scripts. Once your workspace is set up, you’ll be able to see it in the Explorer tab on the side of the VS Code window. • Now that you have a workspace, the next step is to install some useful extensions to make coding in Python smoother. First, you’ll want to install the Python extension from Microsoft, which allows VS Code to recognize and run Python code. Next, install the Python Debugger, which helps you troubleshoot your code, and finally, add Pylint, a tool that checks your code for any errors or issues. • Once everything is installed, you’re ready to start coding. To begin, create a new Python file in the Programs folder you created earlier. Name it something like hello.py. Now, you can write your first Python program. A simple example is a program that asks the user for their name and then greets them. You can use the `input()` function to get the user’s name and the `print()` function to display the greeting. • Here’s what the code looks like: • name = input( Enter your name: ) • print(f Hello, {name}! ) • After writing the program, you’ll want to run it. There are two easy ways to do this in VS Code. First, you can right-click anywhere in the file and select “Run Python File in Terminal.” This opens the terminal at the bottom of the screen, and your program will prompt you to enter your name, then display the greeting. The other option is to click the Run button in the top-right corner of VS Code, which will also open the terminal and run your program. • By following these steps, you’ll have VS Code set up and ready for Python programming. You’ll be able to write, debug, and run your code all within the same environment, making it really convenient for developing Python projects. • our Social Media Pages • / exampleprogram • / exampleprogram • / example_program • Our Website • https://www.ExampleProgram.com • #ExampleProgram

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