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Ok, what's the best editor to use for python? I'm right at the very beginning, put up a python from the official site, Anaconda, but something about this Jupyter is unclear, just an explorer of some kind. Where is the editor?
If you have 8 GB of memory, put PyCharm Communityhttps://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm/download/#section=windows.
If my laptop has 4GB then Wing Personalhttps://wingware.com/downloads
then install via pip install jupyter
you will get a ready-made IDE for testing ready-made examples, but it is not so easy there either - you will get a lot of noise about how cool and simple Python is.... but it all works like shit - very sensitive to package versions, not everything is compatible with each other, yesterday I finally made the same package versions on my PC and laptop - can not understand why something on the PC does not work, then on the laptop ((((
if your laptop has 8GB of memory, use PyCharm Communityhttps://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm/download/#section=windows
If my laptop has 4GB, Wing Personalhttps://wingware.com/downloads
Install it with pip install jupyter
you will get a ready-made IDE for testing ready-made examples, but it is not so easy there either - you will get a lot of noise about how cool and simple Python is.... but it all works like shit - very sensitive to package versions, not everything is compatible with each other, yesterday I finally made the same package versions on my PC and laptop - can not understand why something does not work on the PC, then on the laptop ((((
I have 8GB, will put PyCharm, heard that name. I'm updating Spyder now, it's not the latest version in Anaconda although I downloaded it yesterday. I feel like I'm back in Linux at the command line again)))
Signed up for a course on Python and neurons herehttps://stepik.org/catalog. I don't like video courses, but this will probably go faster.
I have 8GB, will put PyCharm, heard that name. I'm updating Spyder now, it's not the latest version in Anaconda, although I downloaded it yesterday. I feel like I'm back in Linux at the command line again)))
If you code on VS on the pros, you can also python there and it's quite kasher.
I have 8GB, will put PyCharm, heard that name. I'm updating Spyder now, it's not the latest version in Anaconda, although I downloaded it yesterday. I feel like I'm back in Linux at the command line again)))
Signed up for a course on Python and neurons herehttps://stepik.org/catalog. Don't like video courses, but this will probably go faster.
If VS is coded on the pros, then you can python there too, and it's quite kasher.
Yes, I use VS a lot. I know it has Python support, but haven't tried it. I'll give it a try, thanks.
PyCharm, in comparison with Spyder, does not give you much. I don't use it. I don't see the point.
It suggested me to update to 3.3.4 on startup. I'm updating via conda
If VS is coded on the pros, then you can python there too, and it's quite kasher.
It prompted me to upgrade to 3.3.4 on startup. I'm upgrading via conda
You don't need to do that. Yes and you should read the suggestions carefully)).
Already ))) What's so important that you have to read it carefully? You were offered an upgrade, that's all the offer.
And what's wrong with VS? I'm going to put Python on VS2019, native environment, and see.
Already ))) What's there to read carefully? They suggested an upgrade, that's the offer.
What's wrong with VS? Now I'll put Python on VS2019, native environment, let's see...