Run Python code using a run configuration in PyCharm | Getting started

This is the Getting Started Series, with Paul Everitt.

In this episode, you will learn how to use run configurations to quickly run your Python code in PyCharm.

0:00 - Intro
01:48 - Temporary run configuration (quick method)
04:19 - Configurations from templates
05:37 - Permanent run configurations
06:37 - Wrap up

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[KonstantinosEgarhos]

Thanks, I was a bit confused on how to creating a run configuration in my multiple python files. At last I now have a run configuration.

[samrosprotector]

Thanks man, your way of explanation is wonderful. I could then adopt the PyCharm run alternatives.

[haydenyt]

Thanks to chatGPT, I am ready to become familiar with the power of PyCharm. Your videos are very thorough. Thanks for that. I don´t know if others would be interested, but I would like to 1. generate a number of random numbers (say 100) and then 2. construct the best linear regression line through the series with a standard deviation of 2. The final goal is to create a neural network seeking to maximize accuracy. Anything above 50% is good but 80% would be awesome.
I imagine it would take me several weeks (although with chatGPT, it might take less time. I imagine you could construct it in under an hour.

[Dabblng]

thanks, I had this problem for so long

[DukeofTech]

My pycharm runs only print statement and doesn't give result for order commands. Help me please anybody!

[malikhashmat]

Having a tutorial on how to use docker in pycharm would be great, if possible.

[rxckyiskuul]

How do I set the current file as a run configuration? I have multiple Python files and don't want to setup a run configuration each time for each file. It works on my computer but I'm unable to replicate it on my MacBook as when I look at the Add Configurations tab there is nothing there yet it still somehow works on my PC.

[larryeisenberg]

How about a tutorial using FastAPI in Pycharm?