What's the best Python IDE for windows? Currently im using Visual Studio Enterprise
What's the best Python IDE for windows? Currently im using Visual Studio Enterprise
Henry Foster
Sebastian Fisher
>Using the best IDE
>DUUUH WHAT IS THE BEST IDE
Bentley Stewart
I really like Visual Studio with real languages such as C#, C and C++ but half of the features are broken for Python
John Roberts
jupyter notebook
Robert Moore
>using Wangblows
Retard. Why don't you just use a real OS?
Ian Thomas
Notepad++
Also, don't wait to long moving on to C.
William Peterson
PyCharm
Brody Wilson
This
Josiah Hughes
>Why don't you just use a real OS?
Because he probably has a job?
Jacob Turner
Any job that requires you to use Wangblows is for retards. Wangblows is not useful for anything beyond being compatible with malware that boomers are familiar with, like MS Office.
Wyatt Bennett
t. NEET
Brody Davis
t. number puncher
Leo Scott
>number punchers use *nix
congrats for the self-defeating argument
Elijah Lewis
Do you mean Unix? No, number punchers do not. Their servers probably do, but they use Wangblows and MS Office.
Adrian Smith
Here comes retarded elitist lincuck
Jack Howard
I like IDLE, can't figure out why.
Brayden Thomas
Fuck off, wangtard. Your kind are not welcome here. Go back to /v/.
Hudson Campbell
Fuck off pretentious peasant. Get a job
Hunter Bailey
Go back to your toys, gamer. No competent programmer would be caught dead using wangblows.
John Jones
that's a pretty shit brag
Jason Morgan
And yet linux has no programs
Joseph Butler
More useful programs than Windows, I can tell you that.
Brandon Johnson
Everyone in this thread is a shit bag. Grade A crapbaggers.
Except me
Brandon Edwards
>Go back to /v/.
I havnt played any videogames in 4 years user
Dylan Gutierrez
Should I use Spyder or PyCharm? Pros and cons?
William Young
IDLE is ok but doesn't have an easy way to turn on fucking line numbers.
I use mousepad on my gnu-shitbox and notepad++ for most other things if I'm on my windows desktop. Things like vim are for tryhards but nice to know.
Pycharm has nice features, but I usually get lazy and open something more lightweight.
Bentley Wright
>wangblows
Are you 13?
David Parker
Most the time I just use gedit, so when I have to use windows I end up using idle or pycharm for larger projects.
I may also use atom for the git integration
Joshua Clark
Pycharm. Their type hinting support is by far the best
Luke Campbell
Vim or vsc
Nicholas Wood
Jetbrains makes best ides
Kevin Roberts
IT consultant here, been in countless different companies. Unless they are into gay art, design etc, all of them uses Windows.
Get a real job you fat fuck.
David Butler
Still hasn't provided any proof he isn't just a larping NEET.