Setting Up Keras and TensorFlow in VS Code with Python: A Step-by-Step Guide

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Setting Up Keras and TensorFlow in VS Code Using Python

Setting Up Keras and TensorFlow in VS Code Using Python

If you’re looking to build and train deep learning models, Keras and TensorFlow are two of the most popular libraries to consider. In this article, we’ll go through the steps to set up Keras and TensorFlow in VS Code using Python.

Step 1: Install Python

The first step is to install Python on your system. You can download and install Python from the official website (https://www.python.org/downloads/). Make sure to add Python to your system PATH during the installation process.

Step 2: Install VS Code

Next, you’ll need to install Visual Studio Code (VS Code) on your system. You can download and install VS Code from the official website (https://code.visualstudio.com/).

Step 3: Install Keras and TensorFlow

Once Python and VS Code are installed, open a terminal in VS Code and use pip to install Keras and TensorFlow:

pip install tensorflow keras

Step 4: Create a New Python File

Open VS Code, create a new Python file, and start coding your deep learning model using Keras and TensorFlow.

Step 5: Set Up a Virtual Environment (Optional)

It’s recommended to set up a virtual environment for your project to manage dependencies. You can create a virtual environment in VS Code by opening a terminal and running the following commands:

python -m venv venv
venvScriptsactivate

Step 6: Run Your Model

Finally, you can run your deep learning model in VS Code using the Python interpreter and Keras and TensorFlow libraries you’ve installed. Make sure to test and optimize your model to achieve the best results.

Conclusion

Setting up Keras and TensorFlow in VS Code using Python is a straightforward process. With these libraries, you can build and train powerful deep learning models to solve a variety of real-world problems. Happy coding!

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@neerajreddy9479
6 months ago

ERROR: Could not find a version that satisfies the requirement tensorflow (from versions: none)

ERROR: No matching distribution found for tensorflow
i am getting this error what should i do

@aliabbas632
6 months ago

Can you help installing tensorflow c++ in vscode?

@sarfrazahmed5213
6 months ago

how to fix it in googlecolab?

@mobilenumber3086
6 months ago

Amazing

@art_by_ayushadhikari2008
6 months ago

How do I use GPU while Training?

@kanishk2296
6 months ago

I was stupidly stuck, i was using VS codes integrated terminal to install tensorflow and was wondering why it wasn't working. this helped me do it the correct way. thanks! 🙏

@ninjakiwigames5418
6 months ago

This is for anyone that might have the same problem as me: check what you named your python file!! If it's named "code" or "tensorflow" it won't work. I've spent hours trying to find what I did wrong just to find out the problem was my non creative naming of the file (I named it "code")

@ninjakiwigames5418
6 months ago

The link to the testing program doesn't work

@TrojanBlade
6 months ago

brilliant work my friend. jazakallah

@shrddhashukla1812
6 months ago

Sir it shows couldnot find the version that sayasifies requriment

@tushar7305
6 months ago

Niceeeee

@SGroupHispano
6 months ago

Nice video thanks for sharing !! Success from Colombia – South America!