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Co-authored-by: Gordon Hogenson <ghogen@microsoft.com>
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>**Tip**: You may also enter the path to a folder name as long as this folder includes a `__main__.py` file.

1. If **Python: Django** or **Python: Flask** was selected, specify app port for local development. Django defaults to port 8000 while Flask defaults to port 5000; however, any unused port will work. We recommend selecting port 1024 or above to mitigate security concerns from [running as a root user](/docs/containers/python-configure-containers.md).
1. If **Python: Django** or **Python: Flask** was selected, specify app port for local development. Django defaults to port 8000, while Flask defaults to port 5000; however, any unused port will work. We recommend selecting port 1024 or above to mitigate security concerns from [running as a root user](/docs/containers/python-configure-containers.md).

1. With all of this information, the Docker extension creates the following files: