Set Up Python Virtual Environment In Visual Studio Code (VS Code) | VSCode activate venv

In this tutorial, we will walk you through the process of setting up a Python virtual environment in Visual Studio Code (VS Code). A virtual environment is a great way to isolate your Python projects and avoid conflicts between dependencies. With VS Code's built-in support for virtual environments, you can easily create and activate a new virtual environment for your project. We will guide you through the steps of creating a virtual environment, installing dependencies, and activating the environment. Whether you're working on a personal project or a team project, setting up a virtual environment can make your workflow more efficient and organized. Follow along with our step-by-step instructions and get started with virtual environments in VS Code today!

[qldeudq]

BRO, i spent like 3 hours trying to figure this out in power shell. Most grateful and blessings to you and your family

[SirivanthJavali]

i spent almost 6 hours, thank you. let god gives you more peace

[theodorehh]

Dude, thank you, especially for the last part. I tried finding out how to make coderunner work in vscode with venv but had no such luck. Until I found this video that is!😁

[cloudproblemssolved]

i recall stumbling upon you for Linux lessons for semester 1, here I am again by happenstance to get help starting venv, great job. BTW, if you need help making the "Run with code"option appear in File Explorer, just redownload VS Code and check both the boxes to enable the shortcut in the Wizard

[leeworthington]

Thank you, I could not figure out what was wrong with my venv until watching this

[gajumasare]

the top "#!" line was a pain to solve. thank you this saved me from many mental breakdowns

[sumsumiho]

Thank you for such a detailed explanation!

[kevinkeshav]

@3:15 I think you mean backslash
Edit: 'backslash' from 'Backward Slash'

[what-is-qgog]

finally, very good video about this topis thanks

[_drishti]

Really helpful, helped me with installing virtual environment.

[MsQuikly]

Thank you very much, this helped me a lot.

[nyx-]

I have a question! My python version is 3.9 but my new project need python 3.10 so i created a new terminal but i dont know what should i do to run my codes with python 3.10 not 3.9

[audiodiwhy]

thank you, this is a helpful video. I have tried doing this other ways and it's failed--but using the terminal and command line as you describe worked for me. One minor difference for me (I am running Python 3.11 and Windows 10), the pip steps at 8:25, I had to navigate to pip in the virtual directory and run it as ./pip or (for me) it would find the global version of PIP, use that instead, and then install the module in my windows roaming profile, not the virtual env. Probably something to do with my PATH setup, maybe.

[toddgilbey]

Just to clarify, would it be possible to set my Virtual Environment to an Azure File Share mount, install the Python Application in that file share, them set the Python Interpreter to that directory?

[JourneyMindMap]

CTRL+SHIFT+P -- > Type Create Environment

[nicholasdupont]

I was able to create the virtual environment (for some reason I'm bash) with python3 -m venv myenv, but none of the instructions after that worked.

[pietro]

one question, why in powershell we cant do it

[timjames]

I am not getting that pop up how to fix that issue?

[Aarcodes]

Will u be starting py programs series as well now?

[selsabil]

Can i change version of python in environnement