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How to configure the Python running environment in VS Code

To configure the Python running environment in VS Code, you need to follow the following steps:

1. Install the Python interpreter

#Confirm that the Python interpreter is installed on the system. You can check this by running the following command in a terminal or command prompt:python --version.
If not installed, please download and install the latest Python distribution.

2. Install the VSCode Python extension

In VS Code, go to the extension market and search for "Python".
Install the "Python" extension.

3. Select the Python interpreter

Open the settings in VS Code (File > Preferences > Settings).
Enter "Python: Python Path" in the search bar.
Select the path to your installed Python interpreter.
Alternatively, you can automatically detect the Python interpreter by clicking the "More..." button and selecting "Automatically detect".

4. Set environment variables

If the Python interpreter is not in the system default path, you need to set environment variables for it.
In Windows systems, go to Control Panel > System and Security > System > Advanced System Settings > Environment Variables.
Add the path to the Python interpreter directory in the "path" variable.
In macOS system, open "Terminal" and run the following command:export PATH="/usr/local/bin:$PATH"

5. Verify configuration

In VS Code, create a new Python file and enter the following code:print("Hello, world!").
PressF5key to run the program.
You should see "Hello, world!" in the output window.

Tip:

If you encounter configuration issues, try restarting VS Code.
If the Python interpreter cannot be automatically detected, you can use the "More..." button to manually select the path.
Make sure that Python environment variables are set correctly, especially when using a virtual environment.

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