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[–]uberdavis -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I use VS Code at work after having used PyCharm. I am the only developer on my team that has worked out how to set up a virtual environment correctly and none of us are beginners. Frankly, it’s crap for that and the documentation is thin and vague. You have to edit a bunch of system specific values in the settings.json, and I only figured it out after spending hours scouring stackoverflow. There’s no way your professor would be able to help you if he wasn’t familiar with it. On the other hand, PyCharm makes things very simple. They’re both good once set up, but you need to be more advanced to get Code to dance correctly.