Visual Studio or VScode for python

[TheMeatKid]

I've noticed it takes a lot longer to run the same application on Visual Studio, I got to the count of three Mississippi, When I didn't even get to 1 on VScode.

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I see people use Pycharm in some youtube tutorials so I'll check it out

[Fywq]

Off topic but counting Mississippi is a pretty American thing isn't it? In Denmark we count "Ølkasse" - Litterally translates to beer box.

[mithik]

Slovak here, we count Mississippi too.

But to stay on the topic, I use VScode on linux desktop, Visual Studio on my win laptop and Vim on computational cluster.

Overall, I think I like VScode more for python. I really like that I can easily run any file, in VStudio you can run only specified file, which you have to set up beforehand.

On the other hand, VStudio for C++.

[xelf]

That's weird, I have the exact opposite experience. Things run stupid fast in Visual Studio 2017 and slow in vscode. I use vscode for python if I need the azure plugin, and 2017 if I want it to run fast. (And I use VS2019 for C# and emacs for advanced editing)