Reputation: 2437
I'm just getting started with Python.
This document talks about installing an interpreter, but I couldn't find the steps.
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Since you installed Jupyter earlier, there's a good chance Python is already on your system. If you have a Python version installed on your computer, this usually automatically means that an interpreter is also installed. You can check by running:
On Windows (Command Prompt or PowerShell):
python --version
If Python is installed, this will display the version number.
Additionally, you can check your installed Python versions in Visual Studio:
Python Interpreter: This is the core program that runs Python code (e.g., python.exe on Windows).
Python Environment: This is a workspace that contains different packages, dependencies, and settings, but it still requires an interpreter to function. (e.g., System-wide Python installation, Virtual Environments, Conda Environments)
Follow these steps:
Upvotes: 2
Reputation: 9
For python I would suggest Visual Studio Code. But it is possible to use it Visual Studio 2022. To check python open terminal and type python --version.
Installation is possible in Tools --> Get Tools and Features --> Python development.
Interpreter is the actual runtime, that executes the code and the environment is the one that collects the installed packages and dependencies. You can create an environment in the Solution Explorer --> Python --> Python Environments.
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