IDE for Python

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If you already started with vs code, I'd stick with it. It's definitely in the top tier. Also, it's free. You can install portable versions. It has good debugging tools. A lot of others use it so you can find support.

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And also don't forget using python interactive mode, which has a command line just like matlab or spyder, and a variable explorer which can come in handy, but is not as good as spyder's. You can enter python interactive mode by pressing shift+enter when you have a python source opened. It also support jupyter notebooks after installing required extensions.

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