Im involved with python for about 2 months now, Ive tried numerous IDE`s but none of them seemed to work properly.
Wille trying to learn to code properly, issues are arising from the IDE itself.
I am occupied with the learning process all-day, but what can I do, when no IDE is responding properly?
Any help will be welcome.
Can you provide some information about the laptop model and the operating system?
(Aug-16-2020, 05:57 PM)Gribouillis Wrote: [ -> ]issues are arising from the IDE itself.
also, what kind of issues?
(Aug-16-2020, 05:54 PM)All_ex_Under Wrote: [ -> ]Im involved with python for about 2 months now, Ive tried numerous IDE`s but none of them seemed to work properly.
Wille trying to learn to code properly, issues are arising from the IDE itself.
I am occupied with the learning process all-day, but what can I do, when no IDE is responding properly?
Any help will be welcome.
I am new in this, but I am studying witn VISUAL STUDIO CODE free.
https://code.visualstudio.com/
After I install python 64 bits
https://www.python.org/downloads/windows/
Did you install the python packages for Visual Studio Code? If not look for a tutorial or video on how to do so.
First, of all, I want to thank you all for your responses. Sorry, about not posting necessary information about my system, I am running an ASUS laptop N752VX with 64Bit win 10, 16MB RAM, an Intel i7 microprocessor, on 2.6 GHz (Gribouillis) about the issues always something (archive) is missing in order for the IDE to work well(buran).
I`ve tried the VISUAL STUDIO CODE too with difficulties (Kfcfan).
I have 2 versions of python installed 3.7 & 3.8 I did a lot of reading. I apologize for not posting the specific problem that I had with every one of the IDE`s I tried.
If it would be possible (that means that I would not have a specific problem with the IDE) I`ll try the proposal of Mr deanhystad.
Thank you all for your time.
I hope this time I`ll be luckier.