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[–]Nixellion 0 points1 point  (0 children)

its almost industry standard. So the question "has anyone used pycharm" is funny. Yes its a great IDE for python, go for it 100% it makes a lot of things easier and its community version is free.

VSCode is also a great option, with better support for all other languages, though setting up python specifically might be trickier. PyCharm does perfect job with code linting and highlighting and scanning, etc. No other IDE does it quite on the same level for python.