Is there a way to get Visual Studio 2015 to run my program that I made in Visual Studio 2019?
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I made several Python programs using Visual Studio 2019. I decided to go back to Visual Studio 2015 since that version will easily open up my C# projects that I made in Visual Studio 2010. So what I did was when I was in Visual Studio 2015 I started a new project (let's say Welcome Program that simply prints a Welcome message), so I got the new folder and solution file and project file all made by the IDE, and then I opened the Python .py source code file and that opened up successfully in 2015. But when I ran my code all I got was this: Press any key to continue... My code did not run as it was written. I don't know what Visual Studio 2015 is doing I thought this would be a simple thing to accomplish. Is there something I have to do?
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I made several Python programs using Visual Studio 2019. I decided to go back to Visual Studio 2015 since that version will easily open up my C# projects that I made in Visual Studio 2010. So what I did was when I was in Visual Studio 2015 I started a new project (let's say Welcome Program that simply prints a Welcome message), so I got the new folder and solution file and project file all made by the IDE, and then I opened the Python .py source code file and that opened up successfully in 2015. But when I ran my code all I got was this: Press any key to continue... My code did not run as it was written. I don't know what Visual Studio 2015 is doing I thought this would be a simple thing to accomplish. Is there something I have to do?
I got it going now. Don't know what I was doing wrong yesterday but now it works fine.