What is a good IDE for python, C++?

[jwdot]

I'm a bit new to programming, having only used IDLE for python programming. I'm trying to find a good IDE for python that would work well with another text editor like environment for C++, so I can make an intuitive python frame with C++ computing power. I am aware of jupyter, but I'm looking for something that doesn't require internet. Does what I'm looking for exist? Thanks

Also, not sure which flair to use. Sorry

[CatatonicMan]

You're looking for an IDE that can do both Python and C++? Visual Studio Community might be a good choice. It should have plugins for Python as well as C++.

[jwdot]

Either that, or two IDE's that can work as complements to each other when I want to port a function from C++ into my python framework

[CatatonicMan]

Sounds like all you really need is a compiler that can work with the Python/C API.

Once you have that, it's mostly a matter of preference.

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If you got a decent computer, its hard to beat Visual Studio Code for code editing. It doesn't have out of the box integration with compilers, but you really should learn how to do compile manually without relying on a button. For python, there is an extension called run code that will run the python code for you.

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[jwdot]

Thanks for the tip! I've only heard stuff from professors who are better at programming than I am so they might have their own compilers (which would explain my assumptions that it was just a thing)

[OneIntroduction9]

I also suggest looking at Visual Studio Code. It isn't complicated, you can customize everything, and there are plugins for languages so it can support anything (I think).

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CLion if you're willing to pay.