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      <description>How to setup your VIM in Powershell so you can edit Python code. I was looking to code some Python in Windows 10. The default colorscheme that appears in VIM in Powershell is all blue. I am documenting the setup and which color scheme looks good for Python programming on Windows 10 in this post.
Step 1 Make sure VIM is in your PATH Make sure you can run vim.exe from powershell terminal.</description>
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