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sure! here's a quick tutorial on how to set up and run python in xcode.
### setting up python in xcode
1. **install xcode**: make sure you have xcode installed on your macos. you can download it from the mac app store.
3. **create a new project**:
- open xcode.
- go to `file` `new` `project`.
- select `macos` `command line tool`.
- click `next`, name your project (e.g., "pythonexample"), and set the language to `c`. this is because xcode does not directly support python.
4. **modify project settings**:
- in the project navigator, click on your project.
- go to `build settings` and search for "executable".
- set the `executable` to the path of your python installation (usually `/usr/local/bin/python3`).
5. **add a python script**:
- right-click on your project folder in the navigator and select `new file`.
6. **write some python code**:
7. **create a run script**:
- in your project navigator, click on your project and then on the target.
- go to the `build phases` tab.
- click the `+` button at the top left and select `new run script phase`.
- in the script area, enter:
8. **run your project**:
- select your target and click the `run` button (or press `cmd + r`).
- check the output in the console. you should see: `hello, xcode with python!`
### conclusion
you now have a basic setup to run python scripts in xcode! this setup is useful for leveraging xcode's features while working with python. happy coding!
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### setting up python in xcode
1. **install xcode**: make sure you have xcode installed on your macos. you can download it from the mac app store.
3. **create a new project**:
- open xcode.
- go to `file` `new` `project`.
- select `macos` `command line tool`.
- click `next`, name your project (e.g., "pythonexample"), and set the language to `c`. this is because xcode does not directly support python.
4. **modify project settings**:
- in the project navigator, click on your project.
- go to `build settings` and search for "executable".
- set the `executable` to the path of your python installation (usually `/usr/local/bin/python3`).
5. **add a python script**:
- right-click on your project folder in the navigator and select `new file`.
6. **write some python code**:
7. **create a run script**:
- in your project navigator, click on your project and then on the target.
- go to the `build phases` tab.
- click the `+` button at the top left and select `new run script phase`.
- in the script area, enter:
8. **run your project**:
- select your target and click the `run` button (or press `cmd + r`).
- check the output in the console. you should see: `hello, xcode with python!`
### conclusion
you now have a basic setup to run python scripts in xcode! this setup is useful for leveraging xcode's features while working with python. happy coding!
...
#python minutes from datetime
#python minutes from timedelta
#python minutes between two datetimes
#python minutes since midnight
#python minutes between two times
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