title: No such file or directory running Python in VS Code with WSL
body: <p>I'm using VS Code with WSL on my PC, and whenever I try to run a Python file in VS Code, it gives me an error that no such directory or file is found.</p>
  
  <p>I've set WSL as my default shell and the issue, of course, is that VS Code is feeding in the Windows-based path to the python script, without the /mnt/C/... that's needed when using WSL. Is there any way for me to set up VS Code so that I can automatically have VS Code feed in the right, WSL-based file paths (i.e., including the /mnt/C/...)?</p>
  
  <p>Secondly, it also seems that when using the WSL terminal in VS Code, it's using Python 2.7. Since I've never installed Python 2.7 on my PC, I'm assuming it comes with the Linux distro I'm using. Is it also possible to set up VS Code so that even when using the WSL terminal, the python installation that's used is the one I've installed on Windows (which is actually part of an Anaconda distribution)?</p>