
More details for linting can be found here.



All right, that's number two, so, make sure you check that. And it says, "When executing a file in the terminal, "whether to use execute in the file's directory, "instead of the current open folder." And you're going to want to have that checked because later on in the course, when we get to the section on working with files, you want to make sure that the Python code is looking in the Files Directory for our sample data, rather than whatever the current folder is. Make sure that you have this box checked. Step number two is, go to the Settings of Visual Studio Code and then search for the execute in, just type execute in, and you should see this Execute in File Dir Python setting. It's got 30 million downloads, so Microsoft is doing something right here.

If you just type the word python in the search box, you'll see that the official Python extension comes up first, and you can see that it's pretty popular. So first, click on the Extensions view and then install the official Python extension from Microsoft. If you've decided to use Visual Studio Code for this course, there's a few things that you should set up to make your life a little bit easier.
