This is a Julia related question. But to give some context, I'm not the best programmer, so my python workflow is to write some half complete code in a function, then debug the code in pycharm and use the interactive…
here's some code that I'm using to try to plot a timeseries of BP share data from yfinance in a Jupyter notebook in VSCode. import pandas as pd import matplotlib.pyplot as plt %matplotlib inline import seaborn as sns # Import…
I have a two part question here. The first is a straightforward specific technical clarification. The second is that I have inconsistent behaviour between my VSCode and TypeScript and I want to know what setting is causing it. 1. Which…
I've initially created (by mistake) a local git branch named dev-doc which I later removed successfully. Despite doing so, VS Code continues to show me the old name of the branch, while pointing the HEAD to the same ID of…
In VS Code, pressing Shift+Command+L creates a cursor for every occurrences strings and you can modify them all at once. Is there a similar shortcut for the JetBrains IDEs such as Intellij IDEA?
After updating VSCode, I have been unable to run Jupyter notebooks anymore. I am using VSCode on a MacBook Pro Max M1 and am encountering the following error: Failed to start the Kernel. Jupyter server crashed. Unable to connect. Error…
I'm getting acquainted with the Polymorphism of OOP while making a game in Unity. I try to use an interface that will take part in a damage system. Here is the interface code: using System.Collections; using System.Collections.Generic; using UnityEngine; public…
I am installing flutter for the first time in my laptop. When I ran flutter doctor it shows that VSCode is not installed, even though I have been using it for a while now. I already have installed VSCode in…
I am using VS code together with the C/C++ and CMake extensions to develop a C project that is built with CMake. I have added a custom target to my CMakeLists.txt file that runs doxygen. I would like to see…
I currently have this in settings which does this trick when the comments are just text { "scope": "comment.block.cfml", "settings": { "foreground": "#f5cd76" } } However if there are tags then the tags use their default color. I can see…