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@worn turtle

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[pale stirrup]

dunno what's going on 😦

[worn turtle]

i am new to this and after creating an environment i am getting this

[pale stirrup]

my hunch is that you somehow bungled the creation of the virtualenv, but since I didn't watch you do it, I don't know.

[zenith pagoda]

What does you file structure look like?

[pale stirrup]

maybe delete it, and create a new one; and capture the screen of how you did it

[zenith pagoda]

Did you put the venv after you create the "Learn" directory.

[worn turtle]

yeah first i have created venv then put under learn

[zenith pagoda]

Thats the issue. You moved it after it was created. so it cant find it cause you moved it. Easy fix is to just delete all of .venv and remake the venv using the command pallette

[worn turtle]

okay

[worn turtle]

what code should i use to create the venv correctly

there are different codes

[zenith pagoda]

You dont need to code. just Ctrl + Shift + P then type Python: Create Environment.

Select venv

[worn turtle]

okay

venv is still showing there will it create problem?

[worn turtle]

.

[zenith pagoda]

Shouldn't

Its should be all fine once you make a new one.

[worn turtle]

okay

[worn turtle]

and what is the correct way to activate the environment

[zenith pagoda]

it should automatically do that. If not make sure its selected in the status bar

[zenith pagoda]

Select 3.10.6 then in the drop-down menu find the python version that has venv attached to it with the file path that look the same as mine

Your python version will be differnt depending on which version you are using.

[worn turtle]

okay it is showing now but

why i am not getting venv in terminal

[zenith pagoda]

Mine doesn't do that either. It should be fine.

[worn turtle]

okay

[zenith pagoda]

You may have gotten a prompt like this.

https://github.com/microsoft/vscode-python/wiki/Activate-Environments-in-Terminal-Using-Environment-Variables

[worn turtle]

yeah i have just got that

[storm moon]

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