How to use conda virtual environment in pycharm

To install Conda using the Conda virtual environment in PyCharm: Install Conda on your system. Create a virtual environment in PyCharm, select "Conda Environment" and name it. Activate the virtual environment in the "Run" menu. Install the package using "Python Packages" in the "Tools" menu. Uninstall the package in the "Python Packages" window. Note: When activating a virtual environment using PyCharm, packages installed by other IDEs or command lines will not be added to the virtual environment. Please delete the virtual environment when you no longer need it.

How to use the Conda virtual environment in PyCharm

Installing Conda

First, install Conda on your system. The installer can be downloaded from the [Conda website](https://docs.conda.io/projects/conda/en/latest/user-guide/install/).

Create a virtual environment in PyCharm

1. Open PyCharm and navigate to "File" > "Settings" ("PyCharm" > "Preferences" for Mac systems).
2. In the left panel, select "Project Interpreter".
3. Click the "Gear" icon and select "Add".
4. In the "Interpreter" drop-down menu, select "Conda Environment".
5. Enter the name you wish to name the virtual environment.
6. Click "Create".

Activate the virtual environment

1. Open the "Run" menu in PyCharm.
2. Select "Edit Configurations...".
3. In the "Run/Debug Configurations" dialog box, select "Python".
4. In the "Environment" field, select the virtual environment you just created.
5. Click "Apply" and "OK".

Install the package into the virtual environment

1. Open the "Tools" menu in PyCharm.
2. Select "Python Packages".
3. Enter the name of the package you want to install in the search bar.
4. Select the package from the results list and click "Install Package".

Uninstall a package

1. In the "Python Packages" window, select the package you want to uninstall.
2. Click "Uninstall Package".

Notes

• When using the Conda virtual environment in PyCharm, remember the following:
• You need to make sure you are running PyCharm when activating the virtual environment .
• Packages installed in other IDEs or command lines are not automatically added to the virtual environment.
• When you no longer need the virtual environment, delete it from PyCharm.

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