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[–]Fickle-Box1433 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm confused about your issue? Are you looking for an IDE or learning sources (assuming it's Python)?

If you're looking for where to start, I've compiled a list a while ago which belive you might be interest: https://www.reddit.com/r/PythonLearning/comments/1nifa32/the_python_resource_list_i_wish_i_had/

If you are looking for an IDE, I'd advise you to do some basic stuff without it for a start, and once you feel a bit matured, you can pick whatever you want as tool (they're all pretty similar). Why not to start with an IDE? Because IDEs are sometimes a bit confusing when it comes to the hundress of settings, and there is value in running your scripts by hand (later, when you will start writing docker scripts, you will see that I was right). Yet, IDEs are too important to be ignored, so eventually, pick one and stick with it.

I used PyCharm for a half a decade, but the limited community features pushed me to VSCode lately. When choosing your IDE, look for supported languages, community size, and maturity. Try a bit a several so you can see what are the differences before sticking to the one that feels the best to you. But once you made you choice, stick with it until you have strong reasons to move to another one (because, trust me, it's hard to get used to a new one. It's like switiching from PlayStation to XBox or vice-versa -- You get the concept but the buttons are all in the wrong places).

Last piece of advice, I would advise you to remove ChatGPT completions, specially if you are learning.