Python IDEs and Code Editor | PyCharm
Python IDEs and Code Editor | PyCharm
A code editor is a tool that is used to
write and edit code. They are usually lightweight and can be great for
learning. However, once your program gets larger, you need to test and debug
your code, that's where IDEs come in.
An IDE (Integrated Development Environment) understands
your code much better than a text editor. It usually provides features such as
build automation, code inline, testing, and debugging. This can significantly
speed up your work.
Following are the editor we can use for python coding:
1. PyCharm (We preferred)
2. Eclipse
3. Atom
4. Thonny
5. Visual Studio
6. Spyder
1. PyCharm (We preferred): Pycharm provides smart code inspections, code completion, error highlighting, along with automated code refactorings and rich navigation capabilities.
How to
download and install PyCharm:-
Google >> Type download PyCharm >>Click on
first link >> Click on download the community addition
Note:-Professional version is paid one (Available for
30 days free trial)
Go to pycharm-community.exe file >> double click
on .exe file >> Click next >> Click next >> Click install >> Click
finish
How to open
PyCharm:
Go to program >> Type PyCharm >> Click on it
How to
create a new project in PyCharm:
Go to file >> New Project >> Specify project
name >> Expand project interpreter >> Select second radio button
(Existing Interpreter) >> Click on create >> Right click on
project >> New >> Python File >> Enter the file name >> Click Enter
How to run:-
Right-click on file >> Run filename ()
How to debug
the code in PyCharm:-
Place the debugger point on the line (By using a single
click on line) >> Right-click on the same line >> Click debug filename ()
Step over to execute the next line of the code (Shortcut
F8)

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