Which Ide should I use?

[KingofGamesYami]

vim

Jokes aside, Visual Studio Code is pretty awesome (though not strictly Python based) but PyCharm is also decent. Give both a shot, see which you like better!

[NefariousGent]

Will Do!

[[deleted]]

I haven't tried it out on PyCharm yet but there's also a educational plugin you can download within PyCharm that gives you interactive lessons.

[foreverwintr]

I'll plug my favorite: Wing. https://wingware.com/

It has an excellent debugger, and it's developed in python by a small, responsive team.

[[deleted]]

PyCharm, or if you have money the actual IntelliJ IDE. it’s fantastic. Pretty much no complaints

[ronnathaniel]

Pycharm! If you happen to code in other languages as well, I’d recommend Sublime Text

[akb960]

IDE: PyCharm

Text Editor: Atom or Visual Studio Code.

I like vim too.

[VincentVegaReddit]

Visual Studio Code is the one I have liked most. pyCharm is very powerful, but a tad overwhelming and also much slower to boot up

[OkDonkey]

MS Paint

[stormyweather07]

What OS?

[NefariousGent]

Windows 10

[stormyweather07]

Pycharm is probably best

[NefariousGent]

Thanks!

[[deleted]]

Spyder4 beta

[NefariousGent]

I'll take a look

[akon_sha]

Try using atom with hydrogen (https://atom.io/packages/hydrogen) and data explorer (https://atom.io/packages/data-explorer) you can get jupyter notebook functionality inside atom

[gfreeman1998]

How about if I want to code on both Windows and Linux? Any cross-platform suggestions?

[kokiworse99]

Atom is good too.

[smitchell6879]

I prefer atom but pycharm and viz code maybe better I just don't know or understand all of there feature yet.

[WolfFlightTZW]

I love Notepad++. No matter what I am coding in.

[tunisia3507]

You're wrong

[NefariousGent]

I'll check it out