It’s official: Visual Studio Code is the most popular way Python developers write Python code [1]. In 2022, 37% of Python devs and data scientists reported VS Code as their primary editor/IDE, followed by a close second with PyCharm and then nothing else close. People choose VS Code because it’s clean and simple. But that simplicity belies a massive amount of functionality that is out there to discover. That’s the goal of this course, to take you from simply using VS Code to really leveraging its true potential.







