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Solved T.T, to save time I have recreated the virtual environment again, please go to the link for creating virtual environment: https://techinscribed.com/python-virtual-environment-in-vscode/ For the second problem, uninstall and install the python again, make sure add it into path, restart your the vs code, press ctrl+shift+p >reload window if the problem persist, try uninstall and install the python with extension vscode(ctrl+shift+X ---> type "python"> choose the desired python to install) #pleaseadvice#letslearn |
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I was adding a java path into my user environment,
![question](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/72125844/177617902-28eddff9-faeb-4f48-931c-86b939ccba76.PNG)
and accidentally deleted my path for python including the virtual environment on user environment ( under system),
now my virtual environment is disabled (shown in picture) as well as the whole vs code cannot run the python coding, Please help T.T
Even though I have switched it to cmd to run my code in vs code, as shown in the picture the 'pip' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.
![help](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/72125844/177619400-3b6379e9-de2c-4da1-b3df-e862d2d4454e.PNG)
Can any one help ? T.T
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