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pycharm (community edition) is what I recommend. after you set up the project and the interpreter you're ready to go and write and run code. it'll provide a lot of handy features like automatic formatting, mass comment out, mass indent, debug, spell check, whether a variable is used... the list goes on. and you don't need to worry about any of that if you don't wish to. my only critism is that it can be a bit heavy to run for slower computers. Also, while they do provide different color schemes, it doesn't seem customizable, at least at first glance.
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@Martin
Thanks for supporting me. But it's not a matter of support but a affection and interest in Visual Studio which is getting promoted from this post
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Visual studio is also a recommended ide for python
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@Siddharth Saraf
isn't visual studio more like a text editor? it's defiently not built for python (though it may support it)
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PyCharm (Community Edition) by jetBrains is the best ide I have used for app development like u wanted ,but as u stated ur learning this language I would suggest JupyterNotebook (interactive python notebook).It's not an ide but helpful for beginners. It's simpler and kernel is powerful.
As beginner it's necessary to write and understand the syntax better ,if u use an ide auto-complete will take care u will end up not knowing some syntaxes..
There is one more ide I know, called SPYDER, I personally like PyCharm for development
hope this helps you!
and the best ide depends on you
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please do suggest....I don't know about it