[NullData]

I am trying to pick up on PY and would like to know whats a good IDE to use.
and if there is any other info on things to help get started.



Version of Python installed

• Python 3.7.0
  
• Python 2.7.1
  

IDEs Installed

• PyCharm
  
• Visual Studio Code
  

[natifix]

Ive installed pycharm. not sure what to make of it all yet though.

[darkninja1980]

here is a link I will share with you.
https://jaxenter.com/top-5-ides-code-edi...46136.html

[NullData]

here is a link I will share with you.
https://jaxenter.com/top-5-ides-code-edi...46136.html

Thank you I will give them a try, The Spyder sounds pretty badass might test that one out.

[mothered]

Here's another website that may be of benefit. It's the very latest, dated 2019.

[darkninja1980]

here is a link I will share with you.
https://jaxenter.com/top-5-ides-code-edi...46136.html

Thank you I will give them a try, The Spyder sounds pretty badass might test that one out.

you're very welcome.

[NullData]

Here's another website that may be of benefit. It's the very latest, dated 2019.

Thank you, Sir. it seems the PyCharm is being listed as #1 i might just have to use that.

[darkninja1980]

Here's another website that may be of benefit. It's the very latest, dated 2019.

Thank you, Sir. it seems the PyCharm is being listed as #1 i might just have to use that.

well, you can try more than one IDE. Why I say that because each IDE might have better features.

[NullData]

well, you can try more than one IDE. Why I say that because each IDE might have better features.

yeah and the Visual Studio Code has some pretty useful extensions that can be added for pretty much every language.

[darkninja1980]

well, you can try more than one IDE. Why I say that because each IDE might have better features.

yeah and the Visual Studio Code has some pretty useful extensions that can be added for pretty much every language.

yes, that is good about having useful extensions.