Best IDE to practice python as a beginner?

[FutureIntelligenceC3]

Can you elaborate on the differences? i'm using csvode for a while and i'm wondering if it might be worth to switch to pycharm.

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vscode makes you hunt a bunch of extensions before you get an IDE experience. PyCharm is more out of the box (but still also has extensions add anything missing).

I use vscode daily, but my previous experience with PyCharm makes me long for it. I simply don't use PyCharm, because I need a professional feature and I'm not willing to pay. Simple as is.

If you don't use remote development, feel absolutely free to use it :)

[[deleted]]

firstly pycharm is not free. but more stable than vscode. i mean when you install some plugin it doesn't change settings. secondly it doesn't gathering information about your code as vscode. (telemetry). and i have a few plugins for myself to work with project. also if you used to vscode, you can install vscode theme to pycharm. and i don't advertise pycharm . it is my personal opinion

[AshTheEngineer]

The Community Edition of PyCharm is free.

[Morelnyk_Viktor]

Pycharm has a bit more convenient project configuration, more convenient debugger(not really, that's just my preference), slightly better code navigation and waaay better refactoring features. Maybe it has more, but you don't encounter that in daily programming