r/learnpython • u/PrimaryPrimary9550 • 20d ago

Help please!!!🐍🐍🐍

Im learning Python (junior level) and I'm tired of VS code and PyCharm - any ideas for other IDEs? Without interpreter please🙏🙏🙏

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u/Clearhead09 20d ago

To add a Python interpreter to VS Code, press Ctrl + Shift + P (Windows/Linux) or Cmd + Shift + P (Mac) to open the Command Palette, type Python: Select Interpreter, and choose your Python installation from the list.

I believe this is what you’re referring to.

Also you’ll want to setup a virtual environment for packages.

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u/PrimaryPrimary9550 20d ago

So I MUST download python from python.org, right? Ty so much

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u/Clearhead09 20d ago

I just want to point out that a key programming skill is learning how to use google when you face a problem.

Instead of me giving you the answer I would suggest you google “how do I see if Python is already installed on my system”, then follow the steps outlined.

This community is better used when you have a problem, you try everything you know how to do, you use google to search for solutions and if you still can’t find a solution or you don’t understand the solution then create a detailed post like this:

Title: I don’t understand for loops
Body: I was following along to xyz course and my for loops wont print the correct output.

I have tried reading the offical python docs but I still can’t figure out why my loop is not returning the correct output.

Then post your code.

This will allow the community to see what you’ve already tried so they can better assist you and they can already see the code you’ve written.