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Which editor is the best for beginners?

Which one do you recommend?

23rd Oct 2018, 12:42 PM
Kuba
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Generally i don't recommend editors for beginners because: 1) The editors i like are not for beginners. they simple are not outofthebox. So they have a learning process. 2) The editors that i can think are good for beginners are just to simple. But if is for recommend. I can recommend (for beginners of course) if you use windows notepad++. For linux : Just use the default editor. (Insert joke about use editor for programming in java here): In java i don't recommend use editor. Java is a verbose language. Use a IDE. Some 2 IDE's recommend for java are Netbeans and Eclipse. Try both and pick one you like. I like more Netbeans but Netbeans is "heavy" application. I don't care about it because i have a really good hardware. If you have time to learn a editor. Plis give Visual Studio Code a try.
23rd Oct 2018, 1:25 PM
Anya
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yeah pycharm is really good ide Goodester . And if you have some university email you can use the complete license and keeping renovating if you still in university .
25th Oct 2018, 11:24 AM
Anya
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Try VsCode editor and don't forget to add an extension named "Emmet" it will make your life easier... here is link its free https://code.visualstudio.com/
24th Oct 2018, 1:29 AM
Ali Hassan
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for python i recommend pycharm!
25th Oct 2018, 11:19 AM
Juho Pesonen
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When I was starting my learning of HTML in school I was using PSPad and when I’ve started to code more I’ve started to use Visual Studio Code. I think that my way was good, for example in PSPad you can use something like helper when you press ctrl+space I think and it shows you possible commands. But when you will have more codes (and better codes) you can manage it better in Visual Studio Code ;)
23rd Oct 2018, 8:48 PM
Jakub Ć imo
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Geany, Atom, VScode
25th Oct 2018, 2:35 AM
danvetio
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Notepad++, Atom, VS Code, Sublime Text, etc. Well, if you like professional editors for software development, I would recommend Vim or Emacs.
25th Oct 2018, 2:49 PM
Shreyas Sable
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