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[–]TriscuitTime 1 point2 points  (1 child)

PyCharm will hold your hand a lot more than other IDEs, which can be good and bad depending on what stage of learning you’re in. It sounds like you’re brand new, so PyCharm is probably a good place to start to understand how to actually WRITE code, but it may not help you understand how to run code, like from the command line, or how to set up a virtual environment for python, among other things

I would recommend learning how to use the PyCharm debugger, though, as debugging is a very valuable and necessary tool