Coderunner uses old 2.71 version of Python instead of 3.2 on OSX 10.7.5

Question

I am trying to use the newer version of Python but when I type:

    import sys
    print sys.version_info

I get back:

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Answer 1

Use Command+, to open the Preferences, and then make sure the Languages of Python3 have this:

Right Run Command

BTW, use which python3 to make sure the path is /usr/local/bin/python3 instead of /usr/bin/python3 to ensure safety

Answer 2

For the latest vscode you need to go to settings (shift+command+p) and override python interpreter value.

Answer 3

Crate a python file and get current sysinfo

import sys
print(sys.version_info)

Need to change to python3?

1. open your vscode settings file
   1.1 mac: command+shift+p
   1.2. search for openSettingsJson
2. locate the python attribute in the json object
3. change the value to python3
4. validate results by running the aforementioned file
5. profit

Answer 4

Try changing Python's "run command" in the preferences to:

python3 $filename;

Answer 5

in new versions in setting.json file just add:

"code-runner.

*note that (")

it predicts its continue or you can press ctrl+space and select "code-runner. "code-runner.executorMap" it show all of run commands easyly change

"python": "python -u",

to

"python": "python3 -u",

to change your intellisense for error handling in python3: then press ctrl+shift+P select python:select interpreter and select python 3.x.x

Answer 6

CodeRunner->Preferences->Languages->Run Command

edit "python $filename" to "python3 $filename"