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[lusty parcel]

hi i am new in python and idk where can i have write codes

[steady aurora]

@lusty parcel

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[lusty parcel]

hi where can i write python codes

[gilded shuttle]

you need an ide

i recommend pycharm community

[lusty parcel]

thx

[shell spindle]

Visual studio code is also decent

And doesn't throw you into anything

Like projects, version control, venv's

You can also use replit.com if you don't want to download anything

[gilded shuttle]

i had a lot of bugs in vsc that pycharm doesn't have

[shell spindle]

Like what?

(now I'm curious)

[gilded shuttle]

i don't remember because it was like 2 years ago

i just remember that it was bad

[shell spindle]

I mean I now also use PyCharm but I don't recall any real problems with vscode

And I switched last week

[peak helm]

Honestly for complete newbies, i like to recommend just coding in Notepad ++

That way you get used to launching from command line and reading errors on your own

[ripe bridge]

imo I'd advise against it.
Coding in notepad++ is nothing easy (speaking from experience) ; an IDE is better suited for development - for beginners & experts alike.

[vague obsidian]

I think "downgrading" to a simple editor like Notepad++ once you have a grasp of the language is a great idea. I did that when learning C and NASM and learned a ton about the tool chains.

In the beginning though, managing all that yourself will likely be overwhelming.

[steady aurora]

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