I am new in using PyCharm but I am loving it gradually. I am getting a red underline on <code><!DOCTYPE html></code> and the error is "Unexpected Token". Why PyCharm shows it? I can't understand. <img src="https://i.stack.imgur.com/onmLD.png" alt="">

It usually happens when you don't enable Django in Pycharm's settings. To resolve the problem: <ol> <li>In Pycharm open Setting in File menu</li> <li>Select and expand Languages & Frameworks</li> <li>Select Django and enable it</li> <li>Select your Django project root</li> <li>Select your project setting.py file</li> <li>Select your project manage.py file</li> <li>Apply setting</li> </ol>

Unexpected tokens in <!DOCTYPE html> in PyCharm Community Edition

I am new in using PyCharm but I am loving it gradually. I am getting a red underline on <!DOCTYPE html> and the error is "Unexpected Token".

Why PyCharm shows it? I can't understand.

It usually happens when you don't enable Django in Pycharm's settings. To resolve the problem:

In Pycharm open Setting in File menu
Select and expand Languages & Frameworks
Select Django and enable it
Select your Django project root
Select your project setting.py file
Select your project manage.py file
Apply setting

PyCharm does not provide support for the Django framework in the free community edition. The best solution may be to go with another IDE (at least until support is added).

Unexpected tokens in <!DOCTYPE html> in PyCharm Community Edition

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Unexpected tokens in <!DOCTYPE html> in PyCharm Community Edition

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Farshid Ahmadi

Python Dev

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