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When it comes to writing clean and well-formatted Python code, a code formatter is an essential tool. Among the many available options, one stands out as a popular and effective choice - black. In this tutorial, we'll explore how to set up and use black as the Python code formatter in Visual Studio Code (VSCode).
Before we begin, make sure you have the following installed:
To use black as your Python code formatter in VSCode, you need to install it. Open your terminal or command prompt and run the following command:
Once black is installed, you can integrate it into VSCode using the "Python Extension" for VSCode. If you haven't installed it yet, you can find it in the VSCode marketplace.
Now that we have black installed, let's configure VSCode to use it as the default code formatter.
Open VSCode settings by pressing Ctrl + , or navigating to File Preferences Settings.
Replace "path-to-your-python-executable" with the path to your Python executable. You can find it by running which python (Linux/macOS) or where python (Windows) in your terminal.
With black configured, you can now enjoy automatic code formatting every time you save your Python files. Open a Python file, make some changes, and save the file (Ctrl + S). You'll notice that the code is automatically formatted according to black's style.
Adjust the configurations according to your preferences.
In this tutorial, we've explored how to set up and use black as the Python code formatter in Visual Studio Code. With automatic formatting on save, you can focus on writing code while maintaining a consistent and clean coding style. Happy coding!
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Before we begin, make sure you have the following installed:
To use black as your Python code formatter in VSCode, you need to install it. Open your terminal or command prompt and run the following command:
Once black is installed, you can integrate it into VSCode using the "Python Extension" for VSCode. If you haven't installed it yet, you can find it in the VSCode marketplace.
Now that we have black installed, let's configure VSCode to use it as the default code formatter.
Open VSCode settings by pressing Ctrl + , or navigating to File Preferences Settings.
Replace "path-to-your-python-executable" with the path to your Python executable. You can find it by running which python (Linux/macOS) or where python (Windows) in your terminal.
With black configured, you can now enjoy automatic code formatting every time you save your Python files. Open a Python file, make some changes, and save the file (Ctrl + S). You'll notice that the code is automatically formatted according to black's style.
Adjust the configurations according to your preferences.
In this tutorial, we've explored how to set up and use black as the Python code formatter in Visual Studio Code. With automatic formatting on save, you can focus on writing code while maintaining a consistent and clean coding style. Happy coding!
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