How to create a virtual environment in pycharm

PyCharm creates a virtual environment through the following eight steps: 1. Open PyCharm and enter the project; 2. Select "File" and "Settings" in the menu bar; 3. Select "Python Interpreter" in the settings window; 4. Select "Show All..." from the drop-down menu; 5. Click the "Add" icon; 6. Select "Virtualenv" and click "ok"; 7. Select the location and interpreter version of the virtual environment; 8. Automatically create a virtual environment.

#The operating system of this tutorial: Windows 10 system, PyCharm 2023.3 version, Dell G3 computer.

Creating a virtual environment in PyCharm can be completed by following the following steps:

1. Open PyCharm and enter your project.

2. Select "File" -> "Settings" (Windows/Linux) or "PyCharm" -> "Preferences" (Mac) in the menu bar.

3. In the settings window, expand the "Project: your_project_name" node and select "Python Interpreter".

4. In the drop-down menu in the upper right corner, select "Show All…".

5. Click the "Add" icon to add a new virtual environment.

6. In the pop-up window, select "Virtualenv environment" and click "OK".

7. In the pop-up dialog box, select the location of the virtual environment and the interpreter version, and then click "OK".

8. PyCharm will automatically create a virtual environment and set it as the interpreter of the current project.

After creating a virtual environment, you can use this virtual environment to install the dependency packages required for the project without affecting other projects in the system.

Hope these steps can help you!

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