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It's so easy as you think...
i already has a pycharm.. so i thought that i would have to configure paths... among many other things, but Gemini learning me.
In 5 steps:
Code:
Step 1: Install PyCharm Professional
First, make sure you have PyCharm Professional installed. This version has native support for Jupyter Notebooks. You can download it from the official JetBrains website.
Code:
Step 2: Create a New Project with a Virtual Environment
It's best practice to use a virtual environment to manage your project's dependencies.
Open PyCharm and click "New Project".
On the project creation screen, select the location for your project.
Ensure that "New environment using Virtualenv" is selected. This will create an isolated environment for your project.
Choose your desired Python version from the "Base interpreter" dropdown.
Click "Create".(look at the notifications)
(like this)
So if you already had an venv, you may create, venv1, with just one click (in blue).
Happy data coding!
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