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Install Selenium Python - VSCODE

This document provides a step-by-step guide for installing Selenium and setting up a Python environment in VSCode. It includes commands for installing necessary packages, creating a virtual environment, and using the Command Palette to create local environments. Users can choose between Venv or Conda for their environment setup.

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Install Selenium Python - VSCODE

This document provides a step-by-step guide for installing Selenium and setting up a Python environment in VSCode. It includes commands for installing necessary packages, creating a virtual environment, and using the Command Palette to create local environments. Users can choose between Venv or Conda for their environment setup.

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Install Selenium Python- VSCode

1. Install Python
2. Open cmd, check python version: python -V; pip --version
3. Type: pip install selenium
4. Type: pip install pytest
5. Check library: pip list

# pip install selenium

# pip install webdriver-manager

# Create a virtual environment in the terminal

# python -m venv .venv

Using the Create Environment command

To create local environments in VS Code using virtual environments or Anaconda, you can follow these
steps: open the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P), search for the Python: Create Environment command,
and select it.

The command presents a list of environment types: Venv or Conda.

If you are creating an environment using Venv, the command presents a list of interpreters that can be
used as a base for the new virtual environment.
If you are creating an environment using Conda, the command presents a list of Python versions that
can be used for your project.

After selecting the desired interpreter or Python version, a notification will show the progress of the
environment creation and the environment folder will appear in your workspace.

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