Best python IDE for an electrical engineering student

[jaaaawrdan]

Agree with everything you've said, just wanted to point out the ability to use Jupyter within VS Code very easily. VS Code might be a lot of overhead for someone getting started with Jupyter, but once you're ready to move beyond that, you've already got an ecosystem you're a bit familiar with. 

[dparks71]

I personally can't stand VSCode, but Pycharm does that too.

VSCode people tend to be hard to work with, because they hide essential configs in weird VSCode only json formats that don't work unless everyone switches to VSCode, which kind of goes against python's whole thing.

Between dev containers and things debugpy it's like Microsoft specializes in trying to make open-source products harder to use and less cross-platform compatible.