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Python Newbie here needs help with setting up vscode.

Khalon

Khalon

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Hey, I'm going through an online python course, at the beginning I installed a linter he showed us, but for some reason, it looks different... why?
 

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Khalon said:
Hey, I wasn't talking about the colors instead, the type of explanation when hovering my mouse over a problem.
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There are many different Python linters available on the VSCode marketplace. Try the most popular ones to see if it matches the creator of the course's one.
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Malcolm said:
Hey there,

Can you tell us what exactly is different? I posted something a few moments ago but got a little confused.
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Hey, thank you for the replay, on image number 1(my desktop) the explanation is long, in image 2 it's very simple and short... obviously as a beginner I would prefer a short and simple explanation instead of a paragraph that I don't understand a word in 😅
 
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Khalon said:
Hey, I'm going through an online python course, at the beginning I installed a linter he showed us, but for some reason, it looks different... why?
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The Python course creator used a theme for Visual Studio Code. If I am correct, the theme is called `Palenight` (but I'm not entirely sure).
 
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