Create a Python Virtual Environment in VS Code on Mac OS

Creating a Virtual Environment (Venv) is easy on Mac OS! In this video we create and activate a virtual environment,
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[@kevincarter3753]

my hero!

[@TomsTechAcademy]

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[@AuraRomero-ih1ue]

Thanks a lot! I was losing my head.

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[@sekotheasa]

You are a big help thanks a lot i was really struggling with the venv thing now i can install and import modules

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[@larryjacklin1683]

Very good tutorial, thanks!

[@TomsTechAcademy]

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[@raedBitar]

Can I learn two programming languages, Python and C++, on the same code editor, Visual Studio Code, at the same time? And if it is possible, is it possible for you to explain it to us in an educational video?On Mac

[@TomsTechAcademy]

Hi, you can program C++ in VS Code as well, you just need to install a compiler (this is probably available as an extension). I don’t think I’m the best person to teach C++, so will skip that opportunity 😝

[@felipeH2O]

Thanks

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[@ManishSingh2k]

Thanks a lot!!

[@TomsTechAcademy]

Thank you for your comment Manish, happy coding!

[@ashokvaswani123]

I am trying to create a virtual environment from my Mac Terminal ( not using VS Code ) and I pasted in the command python3 -m venv .venv but no folder by the name venv is getting created in my project folder. Can you please help me.

[@TomsTechAcademy]

Hi Ashok, did you use cd (change directory) in your console to navigate to a specific directory? Is it possible your virtual environment has been created in some kind of root folder?

[@ashokvaswani123]

@@TomsTechAcademy I was able to get it done. How do I check if there is a virtual environment in a particular folder?

[@alsenq2575]

Just check every folder in terminal by typing ls -la in place where u install python. U should find env folder.