Create Virtual Environment in PyCharm: A Guide

The method for creating a virtual environment in PyCharm is as follows:

1. Open PyCharm, click on the “File” menu, and select “Settings”.
2. In the “Settings” dialog box, navigate to “Project” and then select “Project Interpreter”.
3. In the “Project Interpreter” dropdown menu on the right, click on “Show All…”.
4. Click on the “+” button at the top left corner of the pop-up dialog box.
5. In the “Add Python Interpreter” dialog box, choose “Virtualenv Environment” and then click “OK”.
6. Enter the folder path and name of the virtual environment in the “Location” field. You can choose any folder as the location for the virtual environment.
7. In the “Base interpreter” field, select the Python interpreter where you want to create the virtual environment. If there are no available interpreters, you can click the “…” button on the right to add one.
8. Click “OK” to create a virtual environment.

After creating a virtual environment, you can select it as the project interpreter in PyCharm, allowing you to use the virtual environment in your project.