I was trying to import numpy like the below format, but it was not working. It was throwing me some errors. The IDE was VS Code. I already installed NUMPY in pip on CMD. Still it is not working. This is the Screenshot of Error in VS code Answer These are more warnings than errors in your screenshot You’re importing
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Is there a way to get VSCode to automatically use the closest Pipfile/pipenv?
E.g. for mono-repos with many python projects in them, it would be really nice if the linter, debugger, etc. would all look for packages specified in closest Pipfile. E.g. / foo-package Pipfile (Pipfile-A) Pipfile.lock script.py (when this file is open, use Pipfile-A for module resolution) bar-package Pipfile (Pipfile-B) Pipfile.lock script.py (when this file is open, use Pipfile-B for module resolution)
How do I get VSCode to recognize Python3 as my default
I have python3 install on my Mac and I’m in the terminal, I use python3 by default. However when I’m in VSCode it is not recognizing python3 as my default, it’s still pulling in python2.7. Here is a screenshot of my VScode environement: I have code-runner with python3 selected as well as my interpreter as 3.8 When I run my
Visual Basic Code: Terminal not showing current directory
This is a follow-up to the following question VSCode Python version defaults to 2.7 in the integrated terminal no matter what I do. I would have left it as a comment, but I don’t have enough reputation. I am running VSCode 1.50.1 on macOS High Sierra 10.13.6. I had a problem where the version of Python on integrated terminal defaulted
Can’t fully disable python linting Pylance VSCODE
I’ve been searching online for quite a while now and can’t seem to find a solution for my problem. I installed Pylance (the newest Microsoft interpreter for Python) and can’t seem to disable linting at all. I’ve tried a lot of options but none worked. Here’s a screenshot of how annoying linting is in my code now. Here’s how my
Best way to convert .ipynb to .py in VSCode
I’m looking for a good way to convert .ipynb to .py files in VSCode. So far I’ve tried: the “Export As” Option built into vscode. Not ideal as it produces the following at the start of the script, as well as “Run Cell”, “Run Below”, etc. buttons/links: “To add a new cell, type ‘# %%’ To add a new markdown
Call Stack empty when debugging Python
I am working in a multithreading project in Python using VSCode and the Python extension. Everything was working right until suddenly, without me changing any setting) it stopped showing the running processes and threads in the Call Stack. The Call Stack is now empty until it stops on a breakpoint. This is only for Python. For C++, e.g, it works,
$DISPLAY environment problem with Tkinter in VScode
I’m trying to build a simple countdown timer using tkinter, however when I run the code the following message appears: I searched a lot for answers but did not understood most of them. How can I solve this problem and get tkinter to work on VScode? Thanks in advance! Edit 1: Answer I had the same problem on Ubuntu 20.04.1
vscode python no output
Whatever I write in the python file, it only gives the current file path. How could I fix it? Answer I just ran this program in VS Code and it worked fine. Just right click and select ‘Run Python file in terminal’ options. It should work!
Visual Studio Code terminal doesn’t activate Conda environment
I read this Stack Overflow post on a similar issue, but the suggestions there don’t seem to be working. I installed Visual Studio Code on my Windows machine and added the Python extension. Then I changed the Python path for my project to C:Usersusername.condaenvstompython.exe. The .vscode/settings.json has this in it: The status bar in Visual Studio Code also shows: But