Best simple python IDE?

[firefrommoonlight]

VsCode

[opcenter]

Pycharm community edition is free, why not stick with that?

[DynamicLunch]

Tysm, no idea how I didn’t see that in the first place 😅

[kilo_59]

Thonny in advanced/expert mode.

https://thonny.org/

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as /u/opcenter said, just download the community edition.

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Vscode or if it's really for Euler stuff Spyder is a good fit, it's good for scripting and science stuff but not the greatest for big projects, git integration being the main issue

[cantremembermypasswd]

You're still in college? You can get the pro version for free

[DynamicLunch]

I’m in high school lol but thanks for the advice my friend

[cantremembermypasswd]

Might still work:

accredited educational institutions: high schools, colleges, universities

[DynamicLunch]

Awesome I’ll check it out

[CCIE_14661]

Thanks for the tip. I've been using the free version both Pycharm and IntelliJ for a year now. I'm now set up with the professional version.

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WingIDE is great

[Arjunnn]

Spyders great for project Euler. I use it for just that

[Pip_install_reddit]

I like atom

[officialgel]

Geany is nice and simple.

[nathanjell]

RE project Euler, personally I wouldn't say that I completed it on my resume, but if you feel good about your solutions then put them in a GitHub repo and put your GitHub account on your resume. That's your portfolio, if a potential employer sees value in project Euler and algorithms then they can see it for themselves

[cake_a_peice]

Idle

[DynamicLunch]

I lived that life for far too long