In this video, we will learn how to install VSCode, get the Python extension installed, how to change Python interpreters, create virtual environments, format/lint our code, how to use Git within VSCode, how to debug our programs, how unit testing works, and more. With Python installed and your local programming environment set up, open Visual Studio Code. VSCode is a very nice free editor for writing Python applications and many developers are now switching over to this editor. Your settings.json file will be edited automatically to point to the interpreter you selected. Then select one of the Python interpreters shown in a drop down list. Visual Studio is a heavyweight IDE, which is used for component-based software. Python: Select Workspace Interpreter For later version, just: Python: Select Interpreter in the command palette ( F1 for Windows, Ctrl + Shift + P for macOS). Steps to install VS Code for Python Create a desktop icon Add Open with Code action to Windows Explorer (file context menu) Add Open with Code action to. In this Python Programming Tutorial, we will be learning how to set up a Python development environment in VSCode on Windows. Is there any difference between Virtual Studio Code and Virtual Studio.
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