Saturday, August 26, 2017

[Python] Hello world in VSCODE

 Python   Visual Studio Code   


▌Introduction


Let’s see how to get the VSCODE ready for developing Python.


▌Configuration


▋Install Python

Go to Python.org and install it.



▋Install Python packages

Pylint: source code analyzer

$ python –m pip install pylint


autopep8: formats Python code to conform to the PEP 8 style guide

$ python –m pip install autopep8




▋Install VSCODE extensions
















▌Implement


Create a *.py file and write some codes.

# Number
num1 = 10
num2 = 20
num1 += 5
num2 += 5
sum = num1 + num2
print("Total = " + str(sum))

# Array
list = []
list.append("JB")
list.append("Lily")
list.append("Leia")
list.append("Hachi")
list.remove("Hachi")
for value in list:
    print("Name : " + value)




We will see the coding error message from Pylint.



And use Shift+ALT+f to format the codes.

After the codes are done, press F1 and key in “run code” to run the codes.
(Or use hot keys as the following picture)






▋Result

[Running] python "e:\Works\Source control\Github\KarateJB\Python.Practice\src\helloworld.py"
Total = 40
Name : JB
Name : Lily
Name : Leia

[Done] exited with code=0 in 0.159 seconds




▌Reference






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