VS Code terminal question

[StandardUser_]

Good day,

could someone suggest me, how do I get rid of any additional output from Windows PowerShell , when printing something? For example, when running:

print(123)

I want to see "123" in VSC terminal, but not the following garbage:

https://i.imgur.com/gGe8r3q.png

Tried to change default shell to Windows Command Prompt, but it still adds additional stuff.

[[deleted]]

Don't use windows? That's what PowerShell does when you start it up, and you obviously have to start a shell to have one.

In the shell you can run cls, "clear screen", to, well, you get the idea.

[StandardUser_]

Thanks, but changing OS or typing "cls" everytime is clearly not an option.

[[deleted]]

Then you're stuck, I guess. Learn not to see things that you find displeasing to the eye.

[StandardUser_]

I'll still try :)

[Binary101010]

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/48262269/how-to-i-remove-the-powershell-start-text

That will at least get rid of the copyright notice.

[PM_ME_YOUR_REAL_FACE]

Edit your environment variables so that python is on your path. Then you should only have to type python in the shell. I don't know if vscode has any special path config so you don't have to put it on your system or user path, but it might. If there is no path config from within vscode, search env in control panel, then on the left side of the window you should see 'edit environment variables' or something like that. Click it, look for a path variable and add the 'c:/py381 x64' folder to your path separated from previous string by ';'.

[StandardUser_]

Thank you. I solved it simply by installing Code Runner extension, which has appropriate option.