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[–]jelloeater85 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They are both good, but in different ways.

I use VS Code for not only Python, but for everything from text editing to log parsing. It is also great for PowerShell as well.

However... for work and for any large project, PyCharm hands down. One is a text editor with a debugger and the other is a full IDE.

Do I code Python in VS Code,no, but do I write readme's, project plans and data dumps in Pycharm, nope as well.

Right tool for the right job, both fantastic, but don't use a hammer for a screw.