Python Executing Specific Python Lines in VS Code on Ubuntu

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To execute a specific line of Python code in Visual Studio Code on Ubuntu, users can start the Python interpreter by typing "python" in the terminal, provided Python is installed and the PATH is correctly set. This allows for direct execution of commands like print('hello world'). However, the current setup only allows terminal input, which limits the execution of individual lines directly from the terminal interface.
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Hi PF!

I am running VS Code for python on Ubuntu. Is there a way to execute a specific python line? As I currently have it set up, on the terminal input at the bottom of the screen, I can only work through the terminal, so a command like print('hello world') won't do anything.

THanks so mcuh!
 
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Your title should be Visual Studio PYTHON code. VS runs lots of different codes (VB, C++, etc)
 
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joshmccraney said:
Hi PF!

I am running VS Code for python on Ubuntu. Is there a way to execute a specific python line? As I currently have it set up, on the terminal input at the bottom of the screen, I can only work through the terminal, so a command like print('hello world') won't do anything.

THanks so mcuh!
If you have python installed and your PATH set up properly, simply typing “python” in your terminal should start the interpreter.
 
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