sublime - # Showing code so everyone knows it's the same code/file being executed. Interesting in the difference of the time it - devRant

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cipher

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8y

Aw. Doesn't show it that clearly.
Sublime - 6 seconds
VS Code - 22.96 seconds
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Yeah69

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8y

These are just editors. They should not influence the execution time, because they delegate the execution. Did you set up the same python interpreter on both editors?
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jpichardo

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8y

It is just second nature is VS Code, after all it is still Visual studio
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ericwu91

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8y

@QuantumAtom dang it. I thought it was a code issue. Been trying to decipher the difference for ten minutes.
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tilde

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8y

Try running it from command line and it should run even faster.
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cipher

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8y

@uddinstock
Using this extension:
https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/...

And use this example to follow for the launch.json file.
https://github.com/DonJayamanne/...
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cipher

649

8y

@Yeah69
Yeah I agree.
But hmm. I believe so, I'll check that when I get the chance.
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cipher

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8y

@tild3
Oohh. I will try that!

@ericwu91
Lol knew that would happen.

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