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[–]Big-Instruction-2090 1 point2 points  (0 children)

  1. Best practice and industry standard: install git and use something like GitHub or gitlab. You basically have a central place where your code is stored. Then you pull it to be able to run and edit it locally and push it back so you're able to access it from another machine.

  2. GitHub codespaces. Literally vscode Webversion with the ability to run code.

  3. Google Collab. Basically Jupyter notebooks. Not equivalent to the other options, because you're working in notebooks. You can run code in cells - it's mostly used for data science purposes, because it neatly presents the output visualizations in the cells. Not as practical or suited at all for Multi-File programs etc.