WEBVTT

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Google also offers the option to set up sandbox environments.

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Let me show you how you can do this.

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From the top right click on activate the Cloud Shell, and you might need to give it some time to actually

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activate.

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So continue.

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Once you see this console over here, press on the open editor.

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And here you will see an ID similar to what we have on VS code.

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But inside the Google Cloud Sandbox environment, you can treat this interactive editor as if you were

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coding locally on VS code.

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However, a note of caution here is that there are limitations with these sandbox environments in terms

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of usage quotas, which at the moment is 50 hours per week and you only have five gigabytes of persistent

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storage.

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While it is a very nice feature, I would still highly recommend you set up your IDE and install Python

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locally.

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We can stop here for now.

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And next lecture we will start to get more familiar with how the YouTube API works.