Frustrated engineer: How to install packages in a Python IDE without Anaconda, complicated environments, etc.?

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  • well, If you want a great IDE for python, VS code is the way to go, it is simple, fast and powerful, even I, as a student use it. if you wanna know where to get it simply go to this link: https://code.visualstudio.com. Go with the stable build, install it, run it. The usage is very simple, create a file , for example , for a python file I will type : (The file name).py(no brackets ), you can do the same for c++ files too, just type (file name).cpp and when you press enter, for any new type of language it will automatically give a pop-up for the compiler extension for that language from where you can easily install and use it, Of course it is one time, you can also create batch files and txt with it (and put it in a single folder), just try to explore it. I would recommend removing any other IDLE or IDE if you are going to use it cause it may cause you to have multiple enviornment which can be annoying when installing a module or something

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