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Hands down PyCharm is the best. Also cool (in descending order): Sublime (with the proper plugins), PyDev (if you're into the whole Eclipse thing, I'm not), ...

Sort by: best. level 1. · 8y. vim is great for Python, if properly configured. But seriously, PyCharm (IMHO the best Python IDE) just released a Free Version. 131. level 2.

Intellij IDEA with python plugin works great for me :) ... It comes standard on most Linux distros and has multiple plugins for Python.

Jetbrains' IDEs are basically just Eclipse but better. The one for python is PyCharm, which has a community (free+open source) edition. All of ...

VSCode, Pycharm, and Spyder are all reasonably good choices with various pros and cons. The only opportunity cost for trying any of them is your ...

Python, by contrast, is too dynamic to benefit from IDE support a lot, the syntax is concise enough to type it all by hand, and when it comes to refactoring, there is not much an IDE can do for you anyway, because, again, things are too dynamic for that, and the sane way to deal with it is to go crazy on unit tests.

10. level 1. donsasan. · 6y · edited 6y. Try Spyder. It's a fairly simple IDE in a nice work environment. When you start out with Python you do a lot of code snippet testing and with Spyder it's relatively easy to keep track of your variables and stuff. 2. level 2.

Looking for a free Python IDE for linux. I'm currently using the evaluation version of PyCharm and I really like it, but I don't really want ...

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I want to run python from a virtual machine with pytorch using anaconda. Is there a recommended IDE, or are things done from the command line in linux? This is my first time using linux and pytorch (And virtual machines), so I kind of have no idea what I'm doing.

I would say Pycharm first otherwise if you’re on a Windows machine Visual Studio with the Python plugin is an option as well. level 2. · 4 yr. ago. VSCode works on Mac and Linux as well. level 1. · 4 yr. ago. The one that works for you. There is no one magic ide that works for everyone. It's a personal choice.

In simple words an IDE(Integrated development environment) is a piece of software which makes it easier to code like with text completion suggestions, file tree etc. and IDLE is an ide which comes with python when u download it, it's a very basic IDE and most experienced programmers don't use it but it's good for learning still I won't recommend using IDLE, instead u can use …

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I would say Pycharm first otherwise if you’re on a Windows machine Visual Studio with the Python plugin is an option as well. level 2. · 4 yr. ago. VSCode works on Mac and Linux as well. level 1. · 4 yr. ago. The one that works for you. There is no one magic ide that works for everyone. It's a personal choice.

10. level 1. donsasan. · 6y · edited 6y. Try Spyder. It's a fairly simple IDE in a nice work environment. When you start out with Python you do a lot of code snippet testing and with Spyder it's relatively easy to keep track of your variables and stuff. 2. level 2.

I have tried other IDEs / text editors like Spyder, Jupyter-notebook, Pycharm, Notepad++, VIM, emacs but none of these made my productivity as good as with VSCode. However, I would like to know what Python IDE does other experienced people use and also a comprehensive explanation as I did of why other IDE is good.

I think PyCharm is the best. VScode really isn’t fun to setup to debug and run code in and pycharm is literally made for python projects, the interface is very smooth and user friendly. VScode is just a pain in the ass. level 2. · 2 yr. ago. Yes, PyCharm is THE Python IDE. The best. level 1. · 2 yr. ago.

I just bought a chrome book and booted Linux on it. I'm in the process of learning Python and want to know what would be the best IDE to use ...

08.02.2018 · There are many Python IDEs out there, in this article, we will list Best Python IDEs for Linux. Whether you’re new to programming or an experienced developer, we have you covered. 1. PyCharm. PyCharm is a powerful, cross-platform, highly customizable, and pluggable Python IDE, which integrates all development tools in one place.

PyDev is my favorite followed closely by PyCharm. PyDev is free, PyCharm is not, so I suggest you try PyDev!

I think PyCharm is the best. VScode really isn’t fun to setup to debug and run code in and pycharm is literally made for python projects, the interface is very smooth and user friendly. VScode is just a pain in the ass. level 2. · 2 yr. ago. Yes, PyCharm is THE Python IDE. The best. level 1. · 2 yr. ago.

Code reformatting and macros built in. Native and very good support for .ipynb files (perfect for data science) Native and very good support for virtual environments (super convenient) I have tried other IDEs / text editors like Spyder, Jupyter-notebook, Pycharm, Notepad++, VIM, emacs but none of these made my productivity as good as with VSCode.

I've been doing Python for a month or two. I figure it is time to get a proper IDE for it. I'm looking for something that: will run on Linux. has SSH/SFTP support for editing files on remote servers. is free. will mark errors as I type, like Eclipse does in the left margin. will have content assist/code completeion. good code searching.

I have been programming in Python for three years, I consider myself very experienced and right now my favourite IDE is VSCode by far because it ...

That and it is easy enough to add support for arbitrary languages. Years ago, I wanted to do some povray scripts in linux, and decided to just ...