Difference between “Run” and “Run…” in IDE's?
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In PyCharm (I assume other IDE's as well), when I press "run" in the taskbar, there are two options:
Run (Shift f10)
Run... (Alt Shift f10)
What is the difference between these two? I could not find this online.
ps. Is this the correct stackexchange site for this question? I didn't know which one fit best.
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In PyCharm (I assume other IDE's as well), when I press "run" in the taskbar, there are two options:
Run (Shift f10)
Run... (Alt Shift f10)
What is the difference between these two? I could not find this online.
ps. Is this the correct stackexchange site for this question? I didn't know which one fit best.
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In PyCharm (I assume other IDE's as well), when I press "run" in the taskbar, there are two options:
Run (Shift f10)
Run... (Alt Shift f10)
What is the difference between these two? I could not find this online.
ps. Is this the correct stackexchange site for this question? I didn't know which one fit best.
python software-development
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In PyCharm (I assume other IDE's as well), when I press "run" in the taskbar, there are two options:
Run (Shift f10)
Run... (Alt Shift f10)
What is the difference between these two? I could not find this online.
ps. Is this the correct stackexchange site for this question? I didn't know which one fit best.
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