How to add `Python 3.x` interpreter in Pycharm

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I have just installed PyCharm 2017.3.3 and I am trying to run a project written in python 3 but it doesn't run. I have checked the setting page it has only Python 2.7 interpreter. How can I upgrade the interpreter to Python 3.x.

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I have checked the official PyCahrm

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I have checked the official PyCahrm

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What version of Ubuntu? Have you already checked this page in the PyCharm help?
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I have checked the official PyCahrm

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I have checked the official PyCahrm

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asked Feb 6 at 19:39

Atinesh

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asked Feb 6 at 19:39

Atinesh

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asked Feb 6 at 19:39

Atinesh

139212

asked Feb 6 at 19:39

Atinesh

139212

asked Feb 6 at 19:39

Atinesh

139212

What version of Ubuntu? Have you already checked this page in the PyCharm help?
â€“Â wjandrea
Feb 6 at 20:04

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What version of Ubuntu? Have you already checked this page in the PyCharm help?
â€“Â wjandrea
Feb 6 at 20:04

What version of Ubuntu? Have you already checked this page in the PyCharm help?
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Feb 6 at 20:04

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First locate your interpreter on your Ubuntu system, then
Try these steps:

From the file menu click or select settings:

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From left pane select project name, then on the right click on project interpreter

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On the right click on the project interpreter drop down arrow and choose show all from the options there.

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On the dialogue box that appears click on the + button on the right then click on Add Local text that will appear.

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In the Add local interpreter dialogue box that appears select System Interpreter then click on the three dots to the right and navigate to your python location mine is usr/bin/python3.5. And with that you should have your project use that python version.

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First locate your interpreter on your Ubuntu system, then
Try these steps:

From the file menu click or select settings:

enter image description here

From left pane select project name, then on the right click on project interpreter

enter image description here

On the right click on the project interpreter drop down arrow and choose show all from the options there.

enter image description here

On the dialogue box that appears click on the + button on the right then click on Add Local text that will appear.

enter image description here

In the Add local interpreter dialogue box that appears select System Interpreter then click on the three dots to the right and navigate to your python location mine is usr/bin/python3.5. And with that you should have your project use that python version.

enter image description here

answered Feb 6 at 20:30

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First locate your interpreter on your Ubuntu system, then
Try these steps:

From the file menu click or select settings:

enter image description here

From left pane select project name, then on the right click on project interpreter

enter image description here

On the right click on the project interpreter drop down arrow and choose show all from the options there.

enter image description here

On the dialogue box that appears click on the + button on the right then click on Add Local text that will appear.

enter image description here

In the Add local interpreter dialogue box that appears select System Interpreter then click on the three dots to the right and navigate to your python location mine is usr/bin/python3.5. And with that you should have your project use that python version.

enter image description here

answered Feb 6 at 20:30

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First locate your interpreter on your Ubuntu system, then
Try these steps:

From the file menu click or select settings:

enter image description here

From left pane select project name, then on the right click on project interpreter

enter image description here

On the right click on the project interpreter drop down arrow and choose show all from the options there.

enter image description here

On the dialogue box that appears click on the + button on the right then click on Add Local text that will appear.

enter image description here

In the Add local interpreter dialogue box that appears select System Interpreter then click on the three dots to the right and navigate to your python location mine is usr/bin/python3.5. And with that you should have your project use that python version.

enter image description here

answered Feb 6 at 20:30

George Udosen

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First locate your interpreter on your Ubuntu system, then
Try these steps:

From the file menu click or select settings:

enter image description here

From left pane select project name, then on the right click on project interpreter

enter image description here

On the right click on the project interpreter drop down arrow and choose show all from the options there.

enter image description here

On the dialogue box that appears click on the + button on the right then click on Add Local text that will appear.

enter image description here

In the Add local interpreter dialogue box that appears select System Interpreter then click on the three dots to the right and navigate to your python location mine is usr/bin/python3.5. And with that you should have your project use that python version.

enter image description here

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answered Feb 6 at 20:30

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