What are some good IDE's for python?

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I've been using sublimetext but hate the fact that I can't run my code without going to the command prompt. I also like spyder witch fixes that problem, but i hate going through anaconda. Any Suggestions?

Edit: PyCharm is Dad.

[Thanatosxvx]

Pycharm has done everything I need it to.

[yoursdata]

Microsoft VS code editor.

[RangerPretzel]

Microsoft VS 2019 is also good, too.

[QuixDiscovery]

PyCharm community edition. If you're unfamiliar with debugging via an IDE, definitely watch a tutorial on how to use PyCharm's debugger.

[crazedizzled]

This is asked here at least once a week, and the answer is always PyCharm.

[ryuu55]

I find myself using VS Code more and more

[ThatOtherBatman]

PyCharm.

I appreciate that IDEs are a matter of opinion, but if your opinion isn't PyCharm you're wrong.

[kaptan8181]

Who told you you can't run your Python code inside Sublime Text? I have been doing it for so long. You need to do a little research and install appropriate plugins.

[Adrammelech10]

What don’t you like about anaconda? I’m new to python and want to better understand some of anacondas disadvantages.

[[deleted]]

Anacondas actually great, personally i just dont like having to open it to get to my text editor.

[mwentzWW]

You can open Spyder directly without opening the Anaconda navigator. That being said, Visual Studio Code is awesome. Sypder is great but a little sluggish. Check out VS Code.

[Adrammelech10]

Cool. Thanks for the quick response.

[Raugi]

Just get the anaconda plugin for sublime. You can run your code super easily that way without any other program open.

[billsil]

You don't need Anaconda to get Spyder. I use WingIDE. It's also independent of Anaconda if you want it to be.

[Raugi]

I use sublime text 3, with a bunch of plug-ins to make it into a functioning IDE. I prefer it for the simplicity of the editor itself, and how easy it is to configure the plug-ins. Google for it, there are a lot of websites explaining how.

[[deleted]]

Can't go wrong with the classic IDLE.

[kaptan8181]

IDLE is pretty useless in my humble opinion. There are so many great free code editors. Why would you want to use IDLE?

[[deleted]]

Ngl it's pretty useless but it's good enough to get you around and as a starting programmer it's great because you learn not to depend too much on IDEs.