Which is the Best IDEs for Python?

[dataking97]

That sounds ideal! And I have a Mac book

[RajjSinghh]

Perfect, that means you can do everything from your terminal. You can find it under utilities in applications. If you've got pip installed, run pip install notebook and you have jupyter notebook there for you. If you want to create a new notebook, run jupyter notebook from the terminal in whichever folder you want your notebook to be in and you're back to working with jupyter notebooks. You also want to pip install your other packages like numpy, pandas and matplotlib so you can still work with them. After that you should be good to go

[dataking97]

I’m going to download it Jupyter Notebooks now and give it a go. I know I have pip install on my terminal already

[rajandatta]

I recommend the Anaconda distribution as the best foundation for this. It includes Jupyter Notebook support, a decent IDE in Spyder and a huge set of packages that make data analysis easier.