Using Tensorflow and Pytorch in Pycharm on Windows 10

Pytorch installation on Windows is a pain and Tensorflow isn't available on Python 2.7 for windows which ensues in a nice segue to the solution… You can use this blog post either as a reference guide to reinstall your bash and expiate changing permissions for ssh host keys and messing with chmod on the command line like I did,or as a starting point to put aside dogma and try something new and interesting. Going on a wild goose chase to reinstall modules or packages and restore everything by making a myriad of setting changes, gets me super nettled. It's cumbersome and tedious, so to save my time and sanity, lest it should happen in the future again, I've gathered a cornucopia of commands and install guidelines to ensure a clean and successful workspace for Machine Learning and Deep Learning code. A good IDE is conducive to efficient and effective coding practices. One of the best IDE for all things Python related, that I have come across, is Pycharm.