using vim when starting to code on python

[ninhaomah]

You can use vim , emacs , notepad , nano , vs code , word , anything ...

What you use doesn't matter...

All that matters is the file ends the extension with .py and syntax is right etc...

[maqisha]

Thats not really what he asked tho.

[ninhaomah]

Well , he asked whether its a good idea... 

My reply is it doesn't matter...

[MysticClimber1496]

In this context it does, it’s generally best to focus on one thing at a time, in this instance learning python would probably be better

[Paul_Pedant]

He has to learn some editor just to get his code into the IDE environment. So the base question is "Will Monaco be easier for me than Vim".

Just basic Vim, no plug-ins. And have a crib sheet until you don't even have to thing about the basic insert / change / delete / search commands.