This is what I did.
I wish i will solve it later.
Im having a very irritating amount of issues just getting up and running with this course.
Linting doesnt seem to work the same as in the tutorial at all, the errors are different and the highlighting is different.
The youtube tutorial used pycharm and i had no issues whatsoever, didnt need to download anything extra or mess with json files to get a working IDE right from the get-go with full autocomplete and good feedback to errors. I wonder why this wasnt produced in pycharm too. I did 3 hours of the beginner youtube course without getting frustrated. 10 mins into this masterclass one im already closing it down for the night out of frustration.
Says more about VS Code than The course.
this pylint appears to be a problem for alot of us…i don’t know why but maybe because this course might be kinda old…but i have tried Mosh courses before and he is really good an i love his way…maybe you judged him wrong because of some issues in the beginning…and can you tell me more about pycharm and send me the YouTube tutorial…and
Never get frustrated just go on even if you had some issues…
I hope you the best.
Mosh has a 6 hour tutorial on youtube where he uses Pycharm to teach Python. I think that is the one @jpjapers is referring to. I am going to try using it myself. I was just using the python IDLE but going to give Pycharm a try.
Yeah I have Searched about the pychram and it seems nice.but i think i will continue using the VS Code because i will understand the python mastery course better and also VS code is a nice Code Editor and Most of programmers are using it and it has a great Support from Microsoft…So I think I will Continue Using VS Code…
@Ammar Pycharm is the #1 most popular python IDE afaik
It seems odd to use pycharm in the beginners tutorial on youtube and then move to vscode in the masterclass when it takes so much more effort just to get it set up, to then go over the same excercises.
Having come here from a VB.net world pycharm is really really nice to use.
1 Like
It Seems Cool…
but i think i will Continue using VS Code Because I have Got used to it and i’m not just programming with python there is also Html and CSS so it is nice if they are all in one.
Nice To meet You.
Hi, were you able to resolve the linting error?
Yeah…I Didn’t Do anything actually after I tried some things nothing happened but I discovered that It just take a little time to Work…
If you have that problem you can try what I tried to do (you will find it in this Topic) if it is still not working just keep going in the course.
Thank you, I will continue with it
1 Like
Thank you, guys, I was starting to give up on VSC until I read this thread. I won’t ask the refund. Cheers everyone
1 Like
You are welcome…that’s Nice.
Ask any time
I just joined the forum so this might be too late… I noticed that only when I hover over the first ditto mark " is when I get the warning as shown in the video.
If I hover over the other characters it doesn’t show the whole message; very odd for sure.
Note that if you click ‘View Problem’ you’ll get the details of the error (not quite as convenient though).
Also, I found in a youtube video that the Pylance extension was helpful for linting. Pylance is among the default options for language server (suggested above).
Finally, another alternative I found on this youtube video (Setting Up VSCode For Python Programming - YouTube) is AREPL for python. It allows evaluation while you type.
The disadvantage is that it uses up some of the screen space.
I wanted to add screenshots but I can’t because this is my first post. If I’m allowed to include images in the future, I’ll update this post and include them.
I know this isn’t exactly a solution but I hope it helps some.
I really hope I can get pylint works. I have followed a few steps with this post and other posts but no luck yet. Can anyone help please?
Thank you Andytxt . This works for me, however I don not get the Microsoft option in the dropdown menu, so I chose Pylance instead. Linting works for me
Did anyone get this working? I get the exact same response from VS Code as Ammar did.
I’ve just put another post up because it seems to be an ongoing issue for people. Less than an hour into the course and I’ve been googling and you tubing to try and find fix for this issue for 3 hours 