#visual studio code python

[jonatgan-official]

do any programmers know any vscode themes that are not dark enough to put me to sleep but also are high enough contrast that the icons are easily distinguishable and also preferably nice colors like perhaps pastels.

[codinguntilgoodlol]

Started following Bro codes tutorial, i'm liking the teaching style but the whole brand like his usually puts me on edge a little, like the alpha type pf and shit just gives weird feels as a trans girlie but were here to lean so its whatevs

[ariestu]

Coding a bare-bones Snake in Tkinter has made me age 20 years minimum (still learning) but I made it yay!

Spaghetti code ✨✨

[code-es]

how do I set up vsc correctly? I always get project file not found error and I can't find a solution on the internet. Lmk if you have a fix :(

Hi! Thank you for the ask! I wonder in what situation this happens to you? When trying to open the file? Or when trying to run some command? Could be different reasons so maybe my answer won't really help you... But! I've had this issue sometimes; for example, once, I was trying to run a python script, but it wouldn't let me.

Here, the issue is that the folder I have open in VS code is a parent folder to the folder where the file I'm trying to run is located. Here, I'm running the script with the help of the "play" button on the top right.

What it does, I suppose, is try to run the file day-3.py in the directory/folder that is currently open in VS code, but! In the folder advent_of_code_23, there is no file called day-3.py!

So, your issue could potentially be that you are accidentally running your script in a parent folder where it can't be located, since it's in a child folder.

If you still want to have a parent folder up and running, and see all your children folders, you could use the terminal to manually access and run your script.

Step 1: open a new terminal (top option)

Step 2: in the terminal, type ls (stands for list) to see all the folders in your parent folder

Step 3: type cd (stands for change directory) and then the name of the folder you want to navigate into, where the file you want to run is located. (TIP! You can use the tab button on your keyboard to autofill the folder name)

Step 4: Now you can see that your location has changed to be <C:\...\parent-folder-name\child-folder-name>, which means you are now in another folder! So for me, now the location is <C:\...\advent_of_code_23\day-3>, which means I can now directly access everything in this folder! In my screenshot I also typed LS to see what the contents of my folder is.

Step 5: In here, I can now run my python file by typing python day-3.py

If you're working in another language, I would recommend googling "how to start a [language name] in the terminal". Or, if you're running for example a React project, you may want to look in your package.json to see what scripts are available, and run those with your preferred package manager, such as yarn or npm.

In my case, this project is set up with yarn, so I would run this using the yarn dev command.

I hope this has been somewhat helpful, and if it didn't resolve your issue feel free to reach out to me personally and I'd be happy to take a look at your specific case. I can't promise a definite fix, but I can promise that I'll try! 🩷

[dokidokikitty]

(Lying through gritted teeth) I love learning how to use Ren'py

[darrenpeace-shitpost]

Visual Studio Code got offended because I used PyCharm to code and now refuses to push files to git… 😭

[sevicia]

I wanted to make a cleaner summary of last week's classes and also review the classes I have this week since the material is already uploaded beforehand but I was feeling so horrible throughout the day that when I sat down I was just gonna look at the ones for tomorrow but I think I'm just gonna go to bed because I just gave my little numbers game a few tries and not even the joy of tribial elementary school-level math games is bringing my brain cells and/or full sentience back

[python-programming-language]

This is really a very helpful and big tutorial to learn the use of the code editor "Visual Studio Code" by Microsoft. You can watch it on the learning platform "Udemy" and if you are waiting for some time, it will be possible to purchase only around 15 Euros for this excellent tutorial.

Post #107: Udemy, Estefania Cassingena Navone, Visual Studio Code for Developers 2024, Beginner to Advanced, 2023.

[recreationaldivorce]

man i love the jetbrains ides but they take up soooo much memory i wish they would just rewrite their ides in a native language...

[mobilesuitzetagundam]

Zoom meeting was a success and things look promising, only downside is that I’ve not coded shit in like 3 years and now I have to jump back into the battlefield...

[nubecolectiva]

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[avertigo]

Tutorial: Cómo usar R en Visual Studio Code

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[techdirectarchive]

Create a web page to visualize the output of BitLocker Script

In this article, we will create Create a web page to visualize the output of BitLocker Script. This sample web page creation assumes you already have your scripts saved. We will be utilizing the Virtual Studio Code which is a  a powerful and versatile code editor. Please see how to ​​​​​Install HTML Web Client for Microsoft RDS, How to Migrate Azure Web Apps, and “RDS client access licenses: How…

[butterworthd]

after about three hours i finished a big coding sesh. I'm starting from nothing and learning with the help of of the Python Crash Course book by Eric Matthes. It has helped me a lot i feel like I actually know some stuff. I learned all about strings variables resolve syntax errors how to display using upper, lower and title case, i used white space to organize output, also integers and floats and learned how to explain the code in comments. sorry for bad grammar and spelling its 3:35 am rn and I'm tired. time to go to bed for the night...

TL;DR

I learned code/python Day 2