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== How to Python in computational neuroscience, data mining, and more == | == How to Python in computational neuroscience, data mining, and more == | ||
=== Flow chart === | |||
* [[Basic Structure of a Computer]] | |||
* [[Representation of Numbers in the Computer]] | |||
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=== Workflow === | === Workflow === | ||
* [[Python installation]] | * [[Python installation]] | ||
* [[VS Code installation]] | |||
* [[VS Code configuration]] | |||
* [[VS Code Microsoft Tutorials]] | |||
* [[VS Code Python Interactive window]] | |||
* [[VS Code Markdown]] | |||
* [[VS Code Debugging]] | |||
* [[VS Code Working remotely via ssh]] | |||
Important VS Code notes: | |||
* You can mark segments of source node with your mouse (or keyboard) and use the TAB key to increase the level of the indentation or use SHIFT + TAB do decrease the indentation level. | |||
* Linux: CTRL + SHIFT + 7 toggles between comment and normal source code. | |||
* The function key F2 allows you to change variable and function names. VS Code goes through all the node in your Project directory and changes all occurrences of the function or variable name accordingly. The same is true if you change a file name in a project directory. | |||
Revision as of 11:30, 14 October 2025
How to Python in computational neuroscience, data mining, and more
Flow chart
Workflow
- Python installation
- VS Code installation
- VS Code configuration
- VS Code Microsoft Tutorials
- VS Code Python Interactive window
- VS Code Markdown
- VS Code Debugging
- VS Code Working remotely via ssh
Important VS Code notes:
- You can mark segments of source node with your mouse (or keyboard) and use the TAB key to increase the level of the indentation or use SHIFT + TAB do decrease the indentation level.
- Linux: CTRL + SHIFT + 7 toggles between comment and normal source code.
- The function key F2 allows you to change variable and function names. VS Code goes through all the node in your Project directory and changes all occurrences of the function or variable name accordingly. The same is true if you change a file name in a project directory.
