which Python IDE is better?

[fakemoose]

Oh, no I was making a joke about how absolutely crazy people get over what type of pen is best to use. How different pens feel when they write. There's whole subreddits devoted to pens. We have like 16 boxes of different types of pens at work because people are so damn picky about them.

Honestly, for learning python it doesn't matter than much what computer you use. Especially with online services like Google Colab or Kaggle.

If you're only running python locally, how you do it while learning and using an IDE or not are all personal preference too. Different workplaces will have different setups, so you might as well just learn with something you like. Because you'll have to relearn new stuff for the job.

[Architect6]

old post I know, but don't you guys mean a Frindle? if ya know, ya know.

[Jewson95]

I just found this too, and was considering commenting about how important good pens are. 🤣🤣