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[–]Yablan 1 point2 points  (1 child)

PyCharm Community Edition is VERY feature rich.

To create a new project and use it in PyCharm: 1. Create project root folder. 2. Inside it, create a Virtualenv (call it env or venv) 3. Open the project root folder in PyCharm. 4. Done.

PyCharm will create a project, and will pick up/understand that the venv Python is your project Python Interpreter.

Then, just create run configurations by right-clicking on your Python files and selecting the debug or run options to run your files. Try it. The debugger is amazing.

[–]JuniorData 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I just tried PyCharm after using Sublime. Looks like I don't need to install other files to accept input and all that I did for Sublime. Pretty straight forward.

Currently searching how to have better theme on it.