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 ===== Using Python modules in VScode ==== ===== Using Python modules in VScode ====
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 +VScode is available on the cluster in the Web portal or through an ssh connection from your local VScode software. See [[../connecting_to_the_system/connecting_via_vsc]] for details on the connection methods.
  
 When using VScode to develop your software on the cluster it is best to make use of virtual environments. When using VScode to develop your software on the cluster it is best to make use of virtual environments.
 These virtual environments work in the same way as other virtual environments outside of VScode. These virtual environments work in the same way as other virtual environments outside of VScode.
-The best way to handle these is to create the virtual environment in a place where VScode expects it. This is in the ''.venv''` folder within your project.+The best way to handle these is to create the virtual environment in a place where VScode expects it. This is in the ''.venv'' folder within your project.
  
 ==== Creating the virtual environment ==== ==== Creating the virtual environment ====