How to enter the programming interface of pycharm

How to enter the PyCharm programming interface: Open PyCharm to create or open a project, select the project interpreter, create a new file, edit the code in the editor interface, run the code

PyCharm Enter the programming interface

PyCharm is an integrated development environment (IDE) specifically used for Python programming. To enter PyCharm's programming interface, please follow the steps below:

1. Open PyCharm

• Double-click the PyCharm icon or start from the start menu or application folder Start it in .

2. Create or open a project

• If you already have an existing project, please click "File" > "Open" to open it it.
• If you want to create a new project, please click "File" > "New Project" to create a new project.

3. Select the project interpreter

• In the project settings, make sure you select the correct Python interpreter. This can be done in "File" > "Settings" > "Project" > "Python Interpreter".

4. Create a new file

• Click "File" > "New" > "Python File" to create a new Python files.
• Enter the file name and click "OK".

5. Editor interface

• The new file will appear in the editor interface, which contains the following parts:

  • Code Editor: Enter Python code here.
  • Project Explorer: Displays all files and folders in the project.
  • Console: Displays program output and other information.
  • Debugger Tool: Used for debugging and testing code.

#6. Run the code

• Click the "Run" button in the editor toolbar or press the shortcut key ( Windows/Linux: Ctrl Shift F10; macOS: Cmd Shift F10) to run the code.
• The code will be executed in the console and the output will be displayed.

Tip:

• You can also enable other tool windows by clicking "View" > "Tool Windows" in the menu bar, such as Terminal and version control.
• PyCharm provides many functions and shortcut keys to help you program efficiently. Explore these features to increase your productivity.

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