Split PDFs in Python using PyPDF - Sell Your First Python App

Congratulations on making it to the fun part of the project!

In this video we implement the core functionality of our application, a PDF splitter. We also take a look at the basics of debugging Python scripts in VS Code.

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// RESOURCES 🌐

// USEFUL LINKS 🔗

// PLAYLIST ▶️

// MORE VIDEOS TO WATCH 🎥

// TIMESTAMPS ⌛
00:00 - Intro
00:13 - Obtain Sample PDF
00:39 - Ensure Virtual Environment is Active
04:36 - Outro

// TOOLS THAT I USE 🛠️
○ DaVinci Resolve 18
○ OBS
○ Inkscape
○ GIMP (not what you think it is 🙃)
○ Canva
○ Visual Studio Code

// MUSIC 🎵
Lost by KaizanBlu

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Hey Everyone!
Just a quick update. Upon further testing, the following line must be added to the settings.json file just before the line we uncommented at 5:42 to ensure our virtual environment works consistently (don't forget the trailing comma):

"terminal.integrated.cwd": "${workspaceFolder}",

The first settings block should now resemble the following:

// Change default terminal
{
"CMD (venv)": {
"path": "C:\\WINDOWS\\System32\\cmd.exe",
"args": ["/K", "python", "-m", "pipenv", "shell"],
"overrideName": true,
"icon": "terminal-cmd",
},
},
"terminal.integrated.cwd": "${workspaceFolder}",
"CMD (venv)",

Apologies for my oversight 😅 See you in the next video 🙂

[glenneric]

Nice content! I think you want to turn up the volume 50%.