[Harvey]

Personally, I'm happy using IDLE. I use it because it has the basics but still somewhat forces me to be particular in the way I write code. I used to use Spyder and that was a brilliant IDE (would recommend), although specifically used for scientific python work.

Personally, I find any text editor with syntax highlighting is more than sufficient.

What do you use?

[Greed]

No idea, can you recommend me expert?

[Harvey]

No idea, can you recommend me expert?

If you're looking to get into python, I'd definitely recommend you start with IDLE since it comes with python anyway.

[Greed]

No idea, can you recommend me expert?

If you're looking to get into python, I'd definitely recommend you start with IDLE since it comes with python anyway.

Ok mate will keep that in mind

[Harvey]

No idea, can you recommend me expert?

If you're looking to get into python, I'd definitely recommend you start with IDLE since it comes with python anyway.

Ok mate will keep that in mind

No worries man, any other python questions, I'm your man!

[Redbull]

Harvey, you need to make more tutorials for me broh.

[Harvey]

Harvey, you need to make more tutorials for me broh.

I'll get on it when I get home from uni. :'D

[Redbull]

Alright Man, you always cheer me up when you make a Python tutorial because i am learning it currently.

[Harvey]

Alright Man, you always cheer me up when you make a Python tutorial because i am learning it currently.

Will get on it now.

[idb]

Haven't used python in a while but installed IronPython recently (by recently I mean several months ago... my concept of time is skewed). Shit's pretty dope. You can write py in .NET. If anyone's interested in checking it out here's a link; http://ironpython.net/