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1.Download the Visual Studio Installer: Get it from the Visual Studio download page.
2.Run the Installer with Layout Command Open Command Prompt and run on bash: vs_installer.exe --layout C:\VSOffline --add Microsoft.VisualStudio.Workload.Python --lang en-US
This downloads all components for the Python workload.
You can replace C:\VSOffline with your preferred path.
3.Select the Python Workload: During the offline setup, ensure you select the "Python development" workload which includes the Python extension.
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4.Copy the Offline Installer: After creating the offline installer, you can then transfer the entire layout folder to your offline machines for installation.
5.Install Python Interpreter: Lastly, ensure that a Python interpreter is installed either from python.org or Anaconda, as you'll need that to work with the Python extension.
Kindly refer the documentation for step-by-step guide: Create an offline installation - Visual Studio (Windows) | Microsoft Learn
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