Anaconda home page
Search...
⌘K
Ask AI
Pricing
Download
Download
Search...
Navigation
Using IDEs
Ninja (deprecated)
Home
Getting Started
Tools
Package Security Manager
Data Science & AI Workbench
Reference
Tools
Overview
Working with conda
Overview
Environments
Managing Python
Channels
Packages
Applications/Integrations
Using IDEs
Overview
JupyterLab
PyCharm
Spyder
Visual Studio Code (VS Code)
Finding your Anaconda Python interpreter path
Eclipse and PyDev (deprecated)
IDLE (deprecated)
IntelliJ (deprecated)
Ninja (deprecated)
Python Tools for Visual Studio (deprecated)
Sublime Text (deprecated)
Wing IDE (deprecated)
Reference
Anaconda Navigator
Anaconda Notebooks
Anaconda.org
Anaconda Toolbox Excel Add-in
Anaconda AI Navigator
Tools
Working with conda
Using IDEs
Ninja (deprecated)
Copy page
Copy page
This page is no longer maintained, and may be out of date.
Ninja IDE
is a cross-platform, free, open-source IDE specially designed for Python application development.
These instructions refer to Anaconda Distribution exclusively, but will also work with Miniconda.
To use Anaconda Python with the Ninja IDE:
In the
Project
menu, select Open Project Properties:
On the
Project Execution
tab, in the Python Custom Interpreter box, enter the
Anaconda Python interpreter path
to select Anaconda Python:
Verify the setup with a test script:
To create the test script, enter this code:
Copy
Ask AI
import
sys
print
(
sys.version
)
Run your test script.
In the command output, your Anaconda Python version is listed:
For more information, see the
Ninja-IDE documentation
.
Was this page helpful?
Yes
No
IntelliJ (deprecated)
Python Tools for Visual Studio (deprecated)
Assistant
Responses are generated using AI and may contain mistakes.