Once you have installed Python and VS Code IDE, all you need to do is create a Python file. To do that, open Visual Studio Code, go to File > New File, search for Python file, and click on it.

Once you’ve done this, the Python extension will create the virtual environment, update pip within the venv, and install any requirements it detects (for instance, through a pyproject.toml file ...

sed -i 's/Channel/Family/g' file.txt After running the command, to view the file again, type: cat file.txt You’ll see “Channel” has been replaced with “Family”. In this way, you can replace a string ...