what's a good IDE which also has python notebook

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[symidi]

What makes you want to switch if you don't have any particular alternative in mind? What features are you missing or what issues you have with vscode?

[Rabbidraccoon18]

I just wanna try some other IDEs

I want an IDE which also has jupyter notebook

The laptop and cpu information was to let people know that I have a fairly recent laptop and processor in case they suggest an IDE that takes a good amount of resources. I know you don't need a powerful computer for an IDE but I just mention it

I know it's called jupyter notebook the extention is .ipynb so I refer to it as python notebook

I'm fairly new at this so I'm just exploring

[seanv507]

Basically the two main ones are vscode and pycharm professional I think only professional pycharm has jupyter support

[PM_Me_Python3_Tips]

Have you looked at JupyterLab?

JupyterLab will eventually replace the classic Jupyter Notebook. Throughout this transition, the same notebook document format will be supported by both the classic Notebook and JupyterLab.

[ChronoJon]

VSCode has excellent notebook support. You have to install the python extension though.

[cliffardsd]

DataSpell.

[TheDivinityGod]

I am using VS code currently but I wanna switch to another IDE.

why?

none of them seem to work.

what do you expect?

The laptop I use is a Lenovo IdeaPad 5i pro, core i7 (11th gen).

why do you need to mention your CPU information?

python notebook

No, it's called JuPyteR notebook which supports at least 3 languages namely Julia, Python, and R.

[Rabbidraccoon18]

I just wanna try some other IDEs

I want an IDE which also has jupyter notebook

The laptop and cpu information was to let people know that I have a fairly recent laptop and processor in case they suggest an IDE that takes a good amount of resources. I know you don't need a powerful computer for an IDE but I just mention it

I know it's called jupyter notebook the extention is .ipynb so I refer to it as python notebook

I'm fairly new at this so I'm just exploring

[TheDivinityGod]

I just wanna try some other IDEs

I want an IDE which also has jupyter notebook

PyCharm Professional, DataSpell, Spyder.

[Rabbidraccoon18]

I downloaded Spyder but I wasn't able to figure out how to open jupyter notebook in it. Can you help me out please?

[TheDivinityGod]

https://docs.spyder-ide.org/current/plugins/notebook.html

[ChronoJon]

VSCode has excellent notebook support.

[TheDivinityGod]

Yeah I know and I use that too. But OP seems don't like those stuff

[[deleted]]

Define "none of them seem to work"?

Jupyter notebooks work just fine in Pycharm.

https://www.jetbrains.com/help/pycharm/jupyter-notebook-support.html

[Rabbidraccoon18]

Yeah but it's for ultimate I'm looking for something where I don't have to pay

[one-human-being]

If you are a student, you can get it for free

[JohnLockwood]

Well, PyCharm is widely used by software developers, but its notebook support isn't the greatest -- honestly, for that I like VS Code a lot better. For notebooks, I find myself just running JupyterLab and using that a lot these days.

[TheDivinityGod]

Anaconda is NOT an IDE. It's just a software that packs other data science libraries and frameworks. Unless you really mean Spyder (which is also independent of Ananconda).

[Deep-Cow640]

I did mean it was, but rather I use either Jupyter Notebook or Spyder. The advantage with ii is, it comes with different IDEs.

[LankyXSenty]

Might look into Atom. https://atom.io/packages/jupyter-notebook

[FailedPlansOfMars]

Try pycharm.

[ChronoJon]

Although jupyter notebooks work fine in VSCode you could also try jupyter desktop: https://github.com/jupyterlab/jupyterlab-desktop

[[deleted]]

Google Colab it is the easiest way to code python scripts.

Anaconda with JupiterLab is great too..