Beginner’s Guide: Setting up the virtual environment in VS Code for different Python-based projects.
Hello Guys, I know you must be waiting for my next blog so the wait is over and I am back to continue with my "Python Development in Visual Studio Code - Quick Tour" series. Today we are going to learn - how to set or create the virtual environment for different projects. But before we start its very necessary to know what is “ Virtual Environment ” and why a programmer really need to create one. So, let’s get digging 🤔 As described on the official Microsoft Documentation : By default, any Python interpreter that you've installed run in its own global environment, which is not specific to any one project. For example, if you just run python (Windows) or python3 (macOS/Linux) at a new command prompt, you're running in that interpreter's global environment. Accordingly, any packages that you install or uninstall affect the global environment and all programs that you run within that context . Note: The Python Extension version