The Best compiler for python?

Question

i'm looking for the best compiler for python plz help me.

Answer 1

SIMA Use PyCharm

Answer 2

thanks you all😉

Answer 3

I believe this link help you..

https://www.simplifiedpython.net/6-best-JUMP_LINK__&&__python__&&__JUMP_LINK-ides/

interpreter for Python

Answer 4

You will never get an answer for this.
Unless you change "compiler" to "interpreter" 😂

Personally I used Python's officially-supported IDLE

Answer 5

🐺Michael🐺 my brother uses Jupyter Notebook

Answer 6

Jupyter Notebook

Answer 7

I am teaching Computer Science to secondary children and I chose Thonny to use with them because is easiest. It's a good option for newbies in Python. You can try it.

Answer 8

use pycharm or linux + visual studio code

Answer 9

I don't think one ide is better than the other, it just depends on what you are using python for. if you're into data analysis, ML etc I would suggest anaconda/jupyter lab, but if you are into web application go for pycharm

Answer 10

the best IDE is pycharm

Answer 11

Sky Ace
Yeah it’s awesome. 🙂😂🤣

Answer 12

Chihiro Kanai
I have the Anaconda Navigator, and I have been wondering what is Jupyter Lab?

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Chihiro Kanai
So basically, Jupyter Lab is better than Jupyter Notebook?

Answer 14

Michael,
Yes, as it has jupyter notebook as one of its components

Answer 15

py2exe, cx_freeze are two good compilers

Answer 16

Best is Anaconda Navigator

Answer 17

Well, I'd recommend going with Jupyter Notebook

Answer 18

JupyterLab is web based interface, that integrates text editor, live code, narrative text, visualization, controls etc.

Basically, it's platform to produce interactive content for reproducible computing.

It's built based on Jupyter notebook, but uses more recent technology and has added features. I believe plan is to replace Jupyter notebook with JupyterLab soon.

Answer 19

python ide

Answer 20

For those using Windows machine, and more heavily into data science and integration with Excel. I'd recommend Anaconda, Python3.6, x64.

Then for IDE, you can use either JupyterLab, Spyder. And add xlwings for Excel integration.