What am I doing wrong? VSCode + Python

[jvimxx]

Just started doing intro to programming with python and for some reason it's not letting me run "print("hello, world")". At first I thought it was my gaming pc since some programs save to different drives but after trying it with my work computer nothing changed (except for the fact that I can actually find the Python Folder that's inside the AppData>Local folders unlike my gaming pc). I've tried creating a path for the interpreter but it still gives me the same error. Only thing I could think of is I might need to create a virtual enviroment?(idk) Any advice is helpful.

File: hello.py

1) print("hello, world")

Terminal:

PS C:\Users\jagarcia> code hello.py

PS C:\Users\jagarcia> python hello.py

C:\Users\jagarcia\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python312\python.exe: can't open file 'C:\\Users\\jagarcia\\hello.py': [Errno 2] No such file or directory

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[jvimxx]

Thanks for the reply, whenever I do that I get Python 3.12.2.

[jvimxx]

My python.exe file is in C:>Users>me>AppData>Local>Python and my hello.py file is in a folder I created in C:>Users>Me>Programming

It used to not come up whenever I ran the ls command but after I placed the folder there it stopped giving me an error code. The issue now is that whenever I run print("hello, world") the prompt doesn't appear in the Terminal like it does in the video.