How to set the default interpreter in pycharm
To set PyCharm's default interpreter, follow these steps: Open PyCharm settings and select "Project Interpreter". Select the desired interpreter and save changes.
How to set the default interpreter for PyCharm
To set the default interpreter for PyCharm, please follow the steps below :
1. Open PyCharm settings
- Click the "File" menu on the left menu bar.
- Select "Settings".
2. Select Interpreter Settings
- In the left sidebar, select "Project" → "Project Interpreter".
3. Set the default interpreter
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For new projects:
- Select the desired interpreter in the "Project Interpreter" drop-down menu.
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For existing projects:
- Click in the Interpreter Settings dialog box Gear icon.
- Select the "Project Interpreter" tab.
- Select the desired interpreter in the Interpreter drop-down menu.
4. Save changes
- Click the "Apply" button to save the changes.
- Click "OK" to close the dialog box.
Tip:
- PyCharm displays all interpreters installed on the system by default.
- If the required interpreter is not listed, you can add it in the Interpreter Settings dialog box.
- You can also set different default interpreters for different projects, depending on the project requirements.
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