Mar-02-2019, 04:31 AM
I have been using IDLE for quite a while now. I don't really know it super well, but it's pretty basic.
Recently, because VS Code is featured in so many tutorials, and so many tutorials need a feature that's not in IDLE, like a .dot file viewer, that I've switched to trying to learn how to use VSCODE.
HOwever, when I used to follow tutorials, I would sometimes use the variables and functions still loaded to the interpreter memory after the file finished , meaning I could play with the lists from a file etc. ,,, I don't know how to achieve this is VS CODE. so far, I can only see how I can either run a file, or run the interpreter from the terminal. I also don't know how to run files from inside the interpreter, which MIGHT be the solution I'm looking for, and after looking it up once or twice haven't had any success.
Is there a goto solution for this feature??
Recently, because VS Code is featured in so many tutorials, and so many tutorials need a feature that's not in IDLE, like a .dot file viewer, that I've switched to trying to learn how to use VSCODE.
HOwever, when I used to follow tutorials, I would sometimes use the variables and functions still loaded to the interpreter memory after the file finished , meaning I could play with the lists from a file etc. ,,, I don't know how to achieve this is VS CODE. so far, I can only see how I can either run a file, or run the interpreter from the terminal. I also don't know how to run files from inside the interpreter, which MIGHT be the solution I'm looking for, and after looking it up once or twice haven't had any success.
Is there a goto solution for this feature??
