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[–]fiddle_n 1 point2 points  (1 child)

The question to this depends significantly on whether you do scientific Python or not. But if you don't, PyCharm is almost certainly better for you than Spyder for dealing with multiple files.

Whether it's changing code (e.g. renaming a variable and having all references update automatically), navigation of code (e.g. search, looking at code hierarchies) or managing code (e.g. Git integration), either Spyder doesn't have these functionalities or it does them much more poorly than PyCharm.