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On my newest project in VSC, I have a Run button: (with a play symbol), but on my previous project, I had a Run and Debug button: (with a bug symbol over the play symbol). How do I get the Run ...
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when we use vscode we can debug inside function from where we call function. How to do like that in google colab cloud server? Please help me. def decorator(func): def wrapper(): print(&...
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I want to learn Data Structures, Algorithms, and Big-O notation from scratch, but there are too many resources online and it’s difficult to determine which ones are trustworthy or widely used by ...
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So VSCode (Cursor) allows one to use notebooks within it. A very nice widget for JupyterLab is this jupyterlab-sidecar, which allows one to split the screen and do things like visualize a map and ...
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I have just get my hands dirty with VSCode's extension Google Colab (by Google). While I can connect to google servers for running Jupyter Notebooks (.ipynb files), Is there a way to use VSCode ...
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I’m working on a Python project on Windows 11 using VSCode. I recently reorganized my project by moving all files from a subfolder to the root folder so that the code can be executed directly from the ...
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When I attempt to import a module from a local package (from core import config), VSCode's syntax highlighting isn't working. When hovering over config, it shows "config: Any" (the editor ...
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I'm working on Python code that must be executed inside an external application which embeds its own Python interpreter (not the system Python, nor a virtual environment). Because of this, I can't ...
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Running VSCode with MS Python extension and my window will not display here's my code import tkinter as tk class FormMain: def __init_(self): self.build_controls() def build_controls(...
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Problem When saving a matplotlib figure using fig.savefig(), the figure looks different from when the figure is rendered in a Jupyter Notebook. Question How can I render a static (non-interactive) ...
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I installed pyenv-win in Windows 10 and followed the instructions to set all system variables and it works fine in the cmd. > python --version Python 3.10.2 When I try to use VS Code it doesn't ...
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I am trying to debug python code in vscode using a launch config that asks for command line arguments. My script is located here: C:\Users\USERNAME\FolderName - With Spaces\_MyHome\Documents\Dev\...
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Problem When launching a Python debug session in VSCode using debugpy, I see three commands spawned in the integrated terminal: devbox shell - executes automatically ✓ source /path/to/project/.venv/...
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I am a long time user of Spyder to do data science with Python. At work I am trying to switch over to VSCode so that I can benefit from AI tools such as Amazon Q. So far I can not put together a set ...
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I am using vscode for Python dev. I have the Microsoft Extensions (Pylance, Python, Python Debugger, PythonEnviroments) installed and working. The issue is when I try to make a metaclass in vscode ...
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