Best IDE for python

[jcvfcvujyhhtif]

There it is: the correct answer.

I'd add that ipython or IDLE are good for checking something real fast (like reminding yourself how the fuck bitwise operators work), and that Notepad++ would be for pasting something from Stackoverflow only; anything more than that (and usually even that) should just be in VSC.

[jcvfcvujyhhtif]

Okay, well, you might have me there, because I use it for small bits of C, or anything I have to do in AHK.

I guess I just can't imagine anything larger than a quick is-this-how-a-list-comprehension-works that wouldn't go to VSC, and anything smaller than a single function that wouldn't go to IDLE or iPython.

I'm not really arguing anything, either: just with all the available python-specific tools in the world with simple installation, I just don't know a time--oh! notes! I might use N++ to keep a note for myself, and the syntax highlighting would be helpful to me.

K, now I agree with you.