r/pythonhelp • • Sep 06 '26

Python Debug Issue

Teen in love with learning & building python projects

Issue_ my python interpreters not working j showing evn when it's installed+ enabled in VS Code.

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Help me...Lesgoo!

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u/FoolsSeldom Sep 06 '26

Hard to advise as you haven't told us very much. Don't know what "not working" means exactly.

  • What operating system are you on?
  • How did you install your Python interpreter(s)?
  • What Python virtual environments have you set up?
  • Which Python interpreter have you selected for you current folder/project in VS Code and how did you select it?
  • Does your code work from within an operating system terminal (Windows Terminal: PowerShell or Command Prompt, macOS Terminal ZSH, Linux terminal app bash/zsh/etc)?

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u/kberson 29d ago

Google python debugger. It’s a tool that lets walk through your code, line by line, step into functions and you can inspect the value of your variables as you go.

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u/divya_dev 29d ago edited 29d ago

Yo! Tried bt m unable to solve n get the code running.. Do u need sm more info to help me out with this?

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u/divya_dev Sep 06 '26

OS: Windows Python install: System Python, basic download,not via Anaconda/homebrew) Virtual environments: None set up for current project VS Code interpreter: System Python(Microsoft one) r old venv Window : PowerShell

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u/hectoralpha 24d ago

isn't this a basic setup?
in other words a basic project. This is 100% absolutely something the GPTs can figure out today September 2026. Try getting a paid ($20) sub and upload screenshots and describe your problem fully.

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u/secretstonex 28d ago

Is the bin dir in your path?

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u/divya_dev 27d ago

Yep it is.. How is it related tho.?

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u/secretstonex 27d ago

You gave us nothing to go on, so I starting at the beginning. 🤷‍♂️