Does Microsoft Visual Studio Code has its own Python environment? - python

On my Windows 7 64-bit, I installed Anaconda3 v4.4.0 in C:\Anaconda3, however it could not launch Jupyter (Can't open anaconda jupyter notebook: Network Error (dns_unresolved_hostname)), so I installed Microsoft Visual Studio Code then added python support, now i can run some simple python code such as
p = (4,5)
x,y=p
x
y
z=x+y
print(z)
Now my questions is, does Microsoft Visual Source Code has its own Python environment, or it's actually using Anaconda installed?


Since VS 2017 it comes with an Python Environment itself. So I would say that VS Code uses that and not Anaconda.

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your default Python installation and installed PTVS, your Visual Studio installation is already set to use Anaconda’s Python interpreter in PTVS.

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