Wing IDE. Commercial software is much better than open source software. After using three versions of Windows, Ubuntu and MAC OS X, I have the best experience with Wing IDE under Windows.
IDE, and it is an IDE used for python, hmm, the points to consider should be:
Helps write good coding style
Intelligent prompts for functions, variables, package references, variable scopes, and more
Support refactoring
Easy to debug
Bonus points: shortcut keys
Bonus points: Custom plug-ins
The products of Intellij Idea are excellent, and pycharm is one of the best. I like it. [After installing idea, programs such as c++, php, and python can also be supported through plug-ins. 】
I made gvim into an IDE, which supports python’s auto-completion. People who are used to vim can try it. It’s very useful. For the specific configuration of the IDE, you can refer to Wang Yin’s blog
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Wing IDE. Commercial software is much better than open source software. After using three versions of Windows, Ubuntu and MAC OS X, I have the best experience with Wing IDE under Windows.
pycharm is the best!
Pycharm, nothing to say, anyone who uses it will know.
IDE, and it is an IDE used for python, hmm, the points to consider should be:
The products of Intellij Idea are excellent, and pycharm is one of the best. I like it. [After installing idea, programs such as c++, php, and python can also be supported through plug-ins. 】
I made gvim into an IDE, which supports python’s auto-completion. People who are used to vim can try it. It’s very useful. For the specific configuration of the IDE, you can refer to Wang Yin’s blog
pycharm Sunlime Text
sublime text
Then add a few plugins.
However, I still recommend that you try it more often to see which one works best for you.