Using Python with Anaconda and Visual Studio Code (Windows)

I've followed this video closely, but I am running into an issue where import as a command isn't functioning. I have been able to run any code from my VS scripts, very confusing. Any ideas on what to do next? I've selected my interpreter, typed python into my terminal, no luck. Any ideas?

This video was super insightful! I am trying to follow the Data Science from Scratch by Joel Grus, and the book is good but very general on details.

Thank you soooo much!!

my code runs but the terminal says that the conda is not recognised

Thanks for video, I want to ask How can I add new library to my environment. Do I need just pip install when i choose py37

He solves the problem of "conda is not recognized bla bla bla..."!!!!!!!!!

Hi, thanks so much for this. i am new to the area and trying to get set up. i have all the steps done but i notice in my vs code terminal when running python code that i get message "Shell integration failed to activate". i have followed all your other steps i can run in command prompt etc. Just wondering if you may have any tips on same?

Very clear explanation. It solved the issue why I couldnt use Anaconda in VSC. Thank you very much.

Thanks, I got rid of the errors but VSCode still isn't working right. Intellisense doesn't suggest basic stuff like existing variable names, and I can't go to definition of functions in the same file, giving "no definition found" even when the function is defined right next to the call

Best explanation I've seen after days of digging around the net. Much appreciated.

Thank you! I'm just trying to figure out an IDE to use on windows in conjunction with Anaconda. Unfortunately, I didn't like any of the ones that can be installed directly through anaconda. The stuff I'm working on has grown too complicated to conveniently run/test with the jupyter-notebook copy-paste / command-line / text-editor trio.

Thank you! I spent an hour trying to figure this out.

Thank you soooo much for this...after being frustrated for two days this saved me. I really appreciate you

I do not have Python Path in VS Code

I can use conda commands in the normal command prompt, but in VSC, they still don't work.

I don't have any idea as to what you did on this video but it worked uno. Thanks.

Why when I change the environment(conda activate "---" ) the python version remains with the previous environment ?

Thanks, this was very helpful!

Thank you so much for this video!😁