I know. But when I try to do it with Sublime, I don't know how to step through it, and I'm trying to use NetBeans IDE (I don't know if it can be done with NetBeans in the first place, but with the vibes that Java can do).
OS : Windows 10(x64) Python: 3 series installed by installer from official page NetBeans: V11.2 installed by installer from official page + library for Python installed & set (see reference link page)
When I tried to create a Python project, the drop-down list in the red box on this screen did not display well and I could not select the platform. (By the way, in the warning, the characters of Wrong Python Platform were displayed below) I understand that this is not like the classpath in Java.
Click the "Manage ..." button at the bottom right of the screen to open the pop-up. When you press the New button at the bottom left of the pop-up screen, you will be asked for the file path. Select the path where Python.exe is installed and exit the pop-up. Now that you can select the platform in the dropdown, you can create a Python project.
Referenced https://blogs.oracle.com/geertjan/python-in-netbeans-ide-802 https://qiita.com/kure/items/81cb87ebec73d24a7848
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