How to Setup Your Python Environment (With VSCode & Anaconda)

In this video, I walk you through how to set up your Python development environment. If you're a complete beginner, you'll probably be good with just Anaconda/JupyterLab/Jupyter Notebooks. If you're going to be a serious developer, you'll want to use Visual Studio Code and as a best practice set up virtual environments.

[victorfunnyman]

Thank you man! Didn't understand how to even open an environment in the first place, so this is very useful
Thank you again

[boneymaxfield]

Because this is right on target for exactly how step by step to accomplish the title of your video I subscribed to this channel. I'm impressed with the short amount of time it took to get and understand the info you provided, thank you.

[DataKitsune]

Nice intro vid, and in good time too. I now have something (VScode) cool to look into over the xmas break. Cheers

[JackieReu]

Thanks for the great video! Should i reverse the remotesigned execution policy after finishing the install and setup, or does it have to stay on Y permanently?

[johneagle]

Anaconda is extremely useful, no doubt about it.
But, a couple of days ago I needed to uninstall it, and it messed up my Windows OS. For example, I could not use the command prompt, which was very, very annoying.
The uninstall process of Anaconda corrupted registry files.

[mugomuiruri]

if you do not write an y or a what will happen?

[shibadazai]

"alot of people coming from an R background", no one uses that fossile of a language.