In this section, we will see what options there are in terms of managing virtual environments and interpreters that PyCharm provides. To do this, we will create another PyCharm project:
- If you are still in the TestDjango project, go ahead and select File > New Project; if you are at the PyCharm welcome window, simply choose Create New Project.
- In the next window, we will see various options for the new project, which we briefly looked at earlier.
- Here, I am specifying this new project as a Scientific project and naming it TestScientific, as shown here:
If you are using the Professional edition, feel free to select whichever project type you are interested in so that you will be able ...
