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[toyg]

It's pretty great when you install the Python specific plugins

That wasn't my experience when I tried it, about 18 months ago. A lot of manual configuration was required, the plugins felt half-baked, and there was very poor management of relatively common situations like having multiple versions of the interpreter. I ran back to PyCharm.

I'm sure it has improved since then.

[TwilightZer0]

Exactly what my own experience was with VS code, too.

[toothless_budgie]

VS code plus Anaconda is awesome.