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Python IDE

Hello! Which IDE is best to use for Python development? I'm now learning Python and maybe I'll dive into DataAnalytics next. Thanks in advance for your advice.

25th Nov 2024, 4:51 PM
Hasmik Hakobyan
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4 Answers
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Since you're learning Python and considering Data Analytics next you could check out recommended IDEs and their features from below resource link and opt for the ones that sit right well with you https://www.geeksforgeeks.org/python-ides-for-data-science/
25th Nov 2024, 5:28 PM
ミ★ 𝘕𝘉 ★彡
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This is an opinion based question since it depends on your own likes and/or preferences. The two most popular are VSCode and PyCharm. See which one you like better and prefer to interact with.
25th Nov 2024, 5:27 PM
Justice
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JetBrains makes PyCharm and they have a free version available. That is an excellent tool. As for interpreter, I recommend Anaconda Lite. Anaconda is just a Python distribution that includes many of the packages you'll need already included. But if you do not use Anaconda, you can still do everything.
25th Nov 2024, 5:39 PM
Jerry Hobby
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others say: pycharm is the best. of course, it's really powerful. but steals data, as well as vscode. I use VSCodium; but for DS you probably wanna try Spyder and Jupyter Notebook. or even google colab. if you are on windows maybe try winpython as well
25th Nov 2024, 7:58 PM
Mihaly Nyilas
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