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Can existing Python packages be used in Visual Studio Code and SSH?

I installed VSCode and its remote SSH and Python extensions.

I connected to a remote server, let’s say by ssh user_name@ip_address.

Now, in the remote server, the path the folder with the Python packages I installed long time ago is: /home/user_name/.local/lib/python3.7/site-packages.

How do I use them when I create a Python script in VSCode and, for example, try to import numpy as np?

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    Press [control]+[shift]+[P] and type Python: Select Interpreter. Click the option that shows up and select the correct interpreter. Then your default environment should use that interpreter and all packages installed for it.

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    You can add "python": "path/to/python3.7" in launch.json then use debug mode.

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