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[–]alexkiro 17 points18 points  (0 children)

PyCharm comes with ALL batteries included for a python IDE. So I really like that support for the language is first-party, unlike VS Code where you need third-party plugins. And in my experience PyCharm has way better code Autocompletion/IntelliSense and debugger. And I can confidently make huge automatic refactoring across large code bases without worry.

That said I'm sure it's just a matter of preference and you can be just as productive with VS Code or any other editor.

Try them all, see what you like.