Which IDE is more suitable for Python?

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Last night I was going to download and install vscode, but there was no version for Win7. I looked at other IDEs and found that they were either paid or only had Win8 or Win10 versions.

xutong

I am not familiar with Python, so I used two

One is pycharm

Another one is spyder, which is convenient for viewing variables and replaces mathcad

Because Python is cross-platform, it is very friendly to users of multiple systems

UUC

xutong posted on 2022-11-5 08:50 I am not familiar with python, so I used two, one is pycharm and the other is spyder, which is convenient for viewing variables and replacing mathcad because pyt ...

Thank you~, I also downloaded pycharm last night, but when I installed it, I was prompted to pay, and the fee was not low. Today I went to the company to see if the vscode version I played before could be installed on my home computer

xutong

UUC posted on 2022-11-5 08:53 Thank you~, I also downloaded pycharm last night, but it prompted me to pay when I installed it, and the fee is not low. I went to the company today to see if the vscode version I played before can be used...

Pycharm seems to have a community version, and its functions are almost the same

UUC

xutong posted on 2022-11-5 08:58 pycharm seems to have a community version, and the functions are almost the same

Ok, I'll try it again today. If it doesn't work, I'll try yours. People who have used it say it's pretty good and it works well with Python.

xutong

UUC posted on 2022-11-5 09:00 OK, I'll try it again today. If it doesn't work, I'll try yours. Those who have used it have good reviews and say it is very compatible with Python

Okay

吾妻思萌

Simple coding vscode for scientific computing jupyter notebook

dcexpert

Lightweight thonny is also good

UUC

Azuma Simeng published on 2022-11-5 09:41 Simply code vscode for scientific computing jupyter notebook

OK, thanks for the suggestion.

UUC

dcexpert posted on 2022-11-5 10:53 Lightweight thonny is also good

OK, thanks for the recommendation.

吾妻思萌

Azuma Si Meng posted on 2022-11-5 09:41 Simply code vscode for scientific computing jupyter notebook

OK, thank you for your advice~

Pycharm is very suitable for writing large software. Vim plus vscode is currently the most comfortable state for me~

UUC

Azuma Simeng published on 2022-11-5 17:24 Okay, thank you for your advice~[/quote] Pycharm is very suitable for writing large software. Vim plus vscode is currently the most comfortable state for me~

vscode is already up and running, using the previous version, it's OK and smooth

damiaa

dcexpert posted on 2022-11-5 10:53 Lightweight thonny is also good

I like Thonny. It's simple and convenient. I also use it in vscode. But I don't use it for python. I use it for esp32 and other things. For editing.

lugl4313820

Ubuntu and MacOS both support vscode. There is also a community version of pycharm, which has many tools.

器铭123

There is a free pycharm, or use Vscode

ficky

You can find the previous version of vscode, which can support win7, but the latest version definitely does not support win7. Pycharm has a community version, which is free and enough for personal use.