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- What is the shortcut key to comment multiple lines using PyCharm IDE?
In Corey Schafer's Programming Terms: Mutable vs Immutable, at 3:06, he selected multiple lines and commented them out in PyCharm all in one action What is this action? Is it a built-in shortcut in
- python - Why do I get This probably means that Tcl wasnt installed . . .
Having venv in your paths means that a virtual environment may be present It's common name for the virtual environment directory PyCharm activates the virtual environment, if it exists, by default
- PyCharm: How to effectively rename a variable in all places where it . . .
As @Shub pointed out, you can just use Shift + F6 I do not understand your qualms that "It takes a lot of actions" In both Matlab and Pycharm you 1) Highlight variable 2) Press a combination of 2 whole keys simultaneously!! 3) Type a new variable name 4) Press Enter How is this process somehow more tedious confusing because it is in PyCharm?
- How to set environment variables in PyCharm? - Stack Overflow
How to set environment variables in PyCharm? The two most-upvoted answers tell you how to set environment variables for PyCharm Run Debug Configurations - manually enter them in "Environment variables" or use EnvFile plugin After using PyCharm for many years now, I've learned there are other key areas you can set PyCharm environment variables
- python - How can I add interpreter to PyCharm? - Stack Overflow
When I try to run code in editor,it says that there is no available interpreters Please,help How can I solve the problem?
- Jupyter Notebook does not run in PyCharm - Stack Overflow
10 I didn't manage to solve this, but I found a workaround Go to PyCharm Settings and search for Jupyter Servers Open a Terminal, and start Jupyter notebook, typically: python3 -m notebook Copy the URL with the token to the Configured Server field in Pycharm, click OK You should now be able to run and debug Jupyter cells in Pycharm!
- pycharm - How to organize Python code into collapsable expandable . . .
PyCharm allows you to define 'code cells' when you have 'Scientific Mode' enabled These code cells are collapsible and expandable To quote from the PyCharm website: A “code cell” is a block of lines to be executed all at once in the integrated Python console You can define cells simply by adding inline comments #%% to your regular Python files PyCharm detects these comments and shows
- python - Pycharm does not show plot - Stack Overflow
181 Pycharm does not show plot from the following code: import pandas as pd import numpy as np import matplotlib as plt ts = pd Series(np random randn(1000), index=pd date_range('1 1 2000', periods=1000)) ts = ts cumsum() ts plot() What happens is that a window appears for less than a second, and then disappears again
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