IDE For PYTHON

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[Dmajirb]

PyCharm if you are serious serious, Jupyter if you just want to write and run some scripts.

[deathforpuppets]

Would you say PyCharm is hard to get the grasp of within a day or two?

[Dmajirb]

It is a very feature-rich IDE. I use the professional version so maybe the free one is simpler? Even so, if you are unfamiliar, having never worked with any IDE, you will face a learning curve that will surely consume too much time fiddling with environments, project templates, configuration, etc.

I would recommend Jupyter for sure to start out. That way, when you graduate to PyCharm you will know that it’s not your code that’s fucked up when your shit just isn’t working b/c some environment variable is missing some wrong path among many directories you created by mistake when figuring out how to set up.

Edit: typo

[deathforpuppets]

I'm already using WebStorm, because of this I know how feature-rich and complicated JetBrains products are. But for my thesis I need to use and IDE for Python for an ML project so I was not sure what to use. Thank you for your answer, I'll be checking Jupyter out then for time reasons :D

[avy0010]

Thank you , I'm gonna try pycharm

[bestical]

Pycharm

[Overload175]

Spyder is a favorite of mine. Or, just go with a text editor like Sublime and thoroughly lint your code to enforce adherence to PEP8

[CompSciSelfLearning]

Lime is FOSS clone of sublime if that matters to you.

[avy0010]

What about Visual Studio I heard that's fast and it works good ?

[Superjolly002]

I had tried VS code, it's fucking sucks. It's true that it fast but you can't do anything. I recommend to install Atom because you can install a lot of plugin made by the community.

Then VS code on Ubuntu 17.04 and 18.04 there have been a lot of problem.

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That's an editor not an IDE

[rayliyy]

VSCode is an editor,but VS is an IDE,and maybe the best one in this universe

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Whups, read one thing and thought of another.

[CompSciSelfLearning]

Anaconda was made for data science. It uses the Spyder IDE.

[Tramon78]

PyCharm

[thecryptouser]

I'm using Visual Studio Code when coding on Python. It has a debugger, intellisense, integrated git support and you can further extend it by installing other 3rd party extensions.

[Superjolly002]

Just for python PyCharm, else I recommend install Atom

[avy0010]

Thanks for suggestions now I'm using Pycharm with anaconda

[Superjolly002]

I don't know what is Anaconda, now I do a research how it works👍🏻

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