What python platforms do you all code on?

Question

Hello. I am aware of IDLE, the standard platform for coding Python 3. But I think it's ugly and annoying to use. Does anyone have a better alternative?
Thanks so much :)

Answer 1

an odd answer, but I really enjoy coding on my discord bots repl via messages on discord. it's cool when you're on your phone away from home and use the bot to do something on your pc, or gather statistics on the servers its in, or anything else. of course, it's a bit limited, but I still find it neat as heck.
for anything serious, use pycharm community edition, or notepad++ if you want it lightweight

Answer 2

Qpython3 for Android https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=org.qpython.qpy3
VS Code for Windows
https://code.visualstudio.com

Answer 3

I use QPython for android. PyCharm is pretty good.

Answer 4

pycharm-by Jetbrains
https://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm/download/
### download the community version at that page ###

Answer 5

I know only some IDEs for example Eclipse, Pycharm, etc. Personally to make my scripts I prefer Sublime text why it is lighter, it is not an IDE, it is a text editor but it helps me a lot, although there are also alternatives like VSCode that has a very powerful plugin for python. But everything depends on the taste of each person. I recommend you try each one and choose one.

Answer 6

Python V5 editor

Answer 7

Pycham..
And
Jupyter Notebook with ipython for testing