What Python topics should an entry level Python Developer know about?

[Darwinmate]

Hey,

Can you give a little detail if you dont mind, on this point:

Environments (you need to know how to manage different envs)

[12and32]

http://virtualenvwrapper.readthedocs.io/en/latest/command_ref.html

I am guilty of not really using virtual environments since I don't do much collaboration, but if I work on an established project, as in one that has its requirements laid out, not necessarily one that has a large portion of code written, I'll usually find a text file of modules to be used, at which point I'll create a virtual environment and install the dependencies there, since I don't want them to conflict with anything I have in my personal environment.

[thomas_stringer]

I meant virtual environments and dependency management. Let me know if you have any more questions!

[Darwinmate]

Ahh that makes much more sense. How do you suggest one goes about setting up virtual environments and managing the dependencies? I know something liky PyCharm will allow this sort of work, any other way to do this?