From experience, which is the best python ide?

Answer 1

PyCharm is recommendable although it might be a little overwhelming at the beginning, because of lots of personalization options:
https://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm/

For numerical operations - Jupyter Notebook:
http://jupyter.org/install.html

best with the whole Anaconda package:
https://www.anaconda.com/download/

Answer 2

QriusMan I'd stick to Python's IDLE at the beginning. Then, you should decide if you want to write self-standing programs - then PyCharm - or you want to have an interactive experience with parts of code executed in your chosen sequence - then Jupyter Notebook.
Those are different tools for different solutions.

Answer 3

There are many python ide like PyCharm, Pydev, Emacs or Eric.
Out of which I like pydev because of its plethora of key features like Auto code completion, Multi language support, Integrated Python Debugging, code analysis, etc

Answer 4

Pycharm. I’m not saying it’s the best, because I haven’t evaluated others. I prefer it to komodo ide. Pycharm is well supported, get regular feature and bug fix updates, is open source and feature rich.

The con of feature rich in my mind is complexity.

Answer 5

I use Visual Studio Code, - free, light, feature rich, and very customisable

Answer 6

#soft #IDE #Python
I hear about a easy debugger which called like as ~ Wro.... 101.
Someone do you use it? Pls say ur expirience.

#todo
I use interpretators: SL code, Dcoder (is fast on Android then SL) and
I am going to use PyCharm, Jupiter, Anaconda.

Thx

Answer 7

As a total beginner, with no experience or knowledge. Should I download Anaconda + Jupyter NoteBooks or should I just keep it simple and download Python from its website?

Answer 8

Kuba Siekierzyński Thank you! Since I'm just giving my first steps, I feel like I'm not practicing enough to retain what I learned. So I'll follow your advise and once I grow, I will delete out and install whatever is best for me.