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What python IDE/editor do you use? - Printable Version +- Sinisterly (https://sinister.ly) +-- Forum: Coding (https://sinister.ly/Forum-Coding) +--- Forum: Python (https://sinister.ly/Forum-Python) +--- Thread: What python IDE/editor do you use? (/Thread-What-python-IDE-editor-do-you-use) |
RE: What python IDE/editor do you use? - void - 08-24-2013 When doing small projects, I'll use IDLE/Sublime Text 2. Though, when it's something big, I use Visual Studio 2012 with PTVS (Python Tools). RE: What python IDE/editor do you use? - Exiled - 08-30-2013 I will never been a python dev. TEACH ME HARVEY PL0X. RE: What python IDE/editor do you use? - Tear - 10-24-2013 I love IDLE. That's all I use, and all I will ever use. RE: What python IDE/editor do you use? - The_Joker - 10-24-2013 I use IDLE, mostly due to my inexperience in coding in general, and because its a free pre-packaged tool that fits my needs. RE: What python IDE/editor do you use? - w00t - 10-24-2013 Sublime text with a hotkey to run the script. RE: What python IDE/editor do you use? - Stesch - 11-03-2013 I use and preffer 2.7 . RE: What python IDE/editor do you use? - TechSaavy - 11-03-2013 (11-03-2013, 10:33 PM)Stesch Wrote: I use and preffer 2.7 . I think you misunderstood the question, mate. He asked for the editor you're using to write the code in ![]() Personally, I use the same thing over and over again: IDLE It comes preinstalled with python, it's written in python, and makes writing code in Python easy, as it points out the errors (probably most IDE's do but shhhhhh!) RE: What python IDE/editor do you use? - Stesch - 11-03-2013 (11-03-2013, 10:37 PM)CamIce Wrote: I think you misunderstood the question, mate. Oh : / ._. I use IDLE then? xD RE: What python IDE/editor do you use? - Cressi - 11-03-2013 I mainly use IDLE, and also Notepad++ when working on the go. RE: What python IDE/editor do you use? - cr33pyguy - 11-03-2013 notepad ++ ... with some python related plugins, just see the plugin library on my mac however, i use text wrangler - simple interface, a bit like notepad++ |