Pycharm basic guidelines for use in Ubuntu14.04

A few days ago to share with you: How to install the Ubuntu14.04 system in a VMware virtual machine. Share with us today how to use pycharm easily in Ubuntu14.04.
1, start Pycharm, will enter the Pycharm start page, as shown, waiting to start the completion.

2. After the Pycharm starts successfully, click "Create New Project" to create the project.

3, named for the new project, the project file is stored in the main directory under the Pycharmprojects, as shown in.

4. Name the project in Pythondemo, then click "Create".

5, after the Pycharm will automatically create the virtual environment, need to wait for a little while.

6. After the virtual environment is created, the Python file is created under the project, and the creation process is consistent with the operation under Windows, as shown in the arrow directions below.

7. Name the file demo.py, then click "OK".

8, at this time in the left side of the file column can see the creation of the demo.py file, in the formula bar can be written to the program.

9. Simply tap a line of code, as shown in. After the code, you can write the normal, not much to repeat here.

10, if you want to view the contents of the file, you can click to open a new command line window, as shown in.

11. Enter the file directory, and then use the Cat command to view the contents of the file as shown in.

12. On the left side of Ubuntu, you can see that the Pycharm has an icon, right button, and then click "Lock to Launcher", which means that it is locked to the navigation bar window. After that can not be dedicated to the Pycharm boot file down start, convenient for us to start pycharm.

13, if you want to quit Pycharm, directly right-click the icon Pycharm, and then hit "Quit", you can exit the Pycharm program.

14, Exit Pycharm, at this time in the command line can see the Pycharm window has disappeared, the program has successfully exited, as shown in.

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Pycharm basic guidelines for use in Ubuntu14.04