I am currently having trouble running my Python code on the VS code integrated terminal, although the code runs perfectly on any other editor or on Powershell (Windows user).
I currently am using the Anaconda version of Python (Anaconda on PATH), but after some updates to VS code last night, errors are preventing me from running code on the integrated terminal. I tried reinstalling both Anaconda and VS code, but the problem persists.
At line:1 char:41
... onda3/python.exe" "c:/Users/Kun Hwi/programming/Python/pythonwork.py"
Unexpected token '"c:/Users/Kun Hwi/programming/Python/pythonwork.py"' in expression or statement.
+ CategoryInfo : ParserError: (:) [], ParentContainsErrorRecordException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : UnexpectedToken
This happens for any code that I run, even for print('Hello world'). What could be wrong?
i had same problem with another extension it was caused or rather say in conflict with my terminal customization. More info: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/editor/integrated-terminal
When i removed it, the file worked fine. If this is the case, it is probably problem with the Extension and not with VS Code, so you might consider to contact the developer of it...
It looks like whatever extension you're using to execute your code is having issues escaping the file path such that PowerShell doesn't think there's a formatting problem (it has nothing to do with the Python code itself).
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I need help in solving this problem. The screenshot below is of the code line which is giving error. It involves f-string and I am using python 3.7.6 base:conda.
This is the error message that I am getting.
This is the interpreter I am using.
Please help me solve it. Thank you.
So this issue was based on a VS Code extension that I was using to run my code. It was 'Code Runner'.
Two things need to be done:
Change this in setting.json
code-runner.executorMap": {"python":"$pythonPath $fullFileName"}
Check "run in terminal" in settings for 'code-runner'.
If you are switching virtualenv in VSCode you have to quit from opened terminal (on linux ctrl-d) and launch it again. Interpreter is not going to change without so.
This apply only to VSCode terminal obviously. And I have no idea if this is only on Linux or on other platforms too.
Hi Even i was getting the same issue see the below screenshot and and make some changes in settings.json and launch.json and then refresh it, everything will be working fine.
so I just considered using VS Code for writing python as i'm settling into programming. After following the full guide here: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/python/python-tutorial and everything seemed ok.
But my code wont run, but runs well in my PyCharm but on VS Code it pops this error below:
"'python' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file."
I have followed threads here advising reboot of computer and all but its not working for me, I would love to at least know what the problem is because my decision to use VSC is because i'd like to have one IDE that supports more languages so that write in one place or at least a few IDEs.
Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
thanks, I've fixed it by uninstalling the existing python and reinstalling latest version, most importantly i realized i was adding a new path instead of editing the existing path. In recent windows clicking edit on the existing path will open a new dailog where you can then add a new path, that will be added to the existing path. Then I restarted my computer and then typed python --version at command prompt and there it was :) by the way this link (geek-university.com/python/add-python-to-the-windows-path) was most helpful but you have to do it as i described.
I am trying to run a python script using VS code and I'm getting a weird error when I'm using the WSL bash. I included an image of the error
What is bash: syntax error near unexpected token '(' referring to?
It's not working because the Python extension thinks you're running under Windows which suggests you manually set your terminal to WSL. Please make sure to use the Remote - WSL extension as that will make VS Code and all extensions treat your environment as WSL/Linux instead of Windows.
That usually means there is a parenthesis that needs to be escaped.
Try escaping it like Program Files \(x86\)
I have a very simple program written but when I click start on the Visual Studio debugger nothing happens! Sorry total noob here. Working with python 3.6.5 32 bit for Windows. The program runs from the terminal just fine.
def main():
print ("hello world!")
if __name__ == "__main__":
main()
I've just come across the same issue in VS Code (I think) in that I can run a one line python file from the terminal and it will work as expected:
python HelloWorld.py
However when I try to run it in the debugger nothing happens other than the Debug toolbar briefly appearing. I got more suspicious having put a junk console entry in launch.json and it didn't cause any errors.
My problem was that the training instructions I'm following told me to set the following for my workspace settings so it would use the specific python executable in my virtual environment:
{
"python.pythonPath": "env\\Scripts\\python"
}
Once I changed the last part of that path to python.exe, everything worked as expected. Hopefully you can try a similar resolution in Visual Studio.
I had the same issue with all ide programs not just VS.code the problem is when installing python you didn't allow different ide environments to use python and its only executable from windows terminal what you need to do is delete python and VS code completely then again install python 3.x and in the first page of installation check the "Add python to path" box its a must if you want to use something other than windows terminal to code. after reinstalling the python now reset your device and install VS code again and that's it. problem solved
I just installed pyCharm(2016.2) community onto my macBook Pro running El Capitan. I have been using the same version of pyCharm on windows. I copied a simple program to the mac that runs successfully on windows. My mac is catching the following as an error. The error is:
')' expected
Statement expected, found Py:EQ)
The code:
print('See no new', end='')
similarly with
print('See','The','Separator', sep='\t') on the last parameter
where is does not like the end='' part. It wants a closing parenthesis. Windows does not capture this error, and it runs fine in Python 3.5. (My interpreter is set to Python 3.5). It also runs great on Wing IDE and Geany.
I don't understand the differences as I never made changes to Inspections on either machine. And, this is not a python error. I'm ready to immediately abandon PyCharm for another IDE. But I was really happy with it on Windows.
Thanks to anyone answering this question.
Al