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RE: Python Editor - wavic - Nov-28-2017
I am using Geany, Atom and Sublime Text 3
RE: Python Editor - Larz60+ - Nov-28-2017
Quote:It seems that PyCharm free community is only free for 30 days. Would you please confirm?
Not true, I've been using it for a couple of years.
I think you must have downloaded a trial version of the professional version, which does expire after 30 days.
RE: Python Editor - sairam132033 - Nov-29-2017
Thanks Buran. Now I am able to download community edition of PyCharm.
Quick question-- Do I need perform any configuration?
When I open one of my python code file, I got a message that --"No Python interpreter configured for the project"
SaiRam
RE: Python Editor - p4t3x - Nov-29-2017
My favorite is PyCharm, and is free now.
RE: Python Editor - buran - Nov-29-2017
(Nov-29-2017, 03:09 PM)sairam132033 Wrote: Do I need perform any configuration?yes, you do. I would suggest to start with https://www.jetbrains.com/help/pycharm/quick-start-guide.html
There is quite a lot to learn about PyCharm in order to use its full capacity
RE: Python Editor - sairam132033 - Nov-29-2017
Thanks Buran!
RE: Python Editor - snippsat - Nov-29-2017
p4t3x Wrote:My favorite is PyCharm, and is free now.Just to correct that a little
There are 2 version,the Free open-source Community edition.
Then there is the paid Professional version.
Just to post some info about VS code,the editor that i use.
Don Jayamanne did a so good job on the Python extension for Visual Studio Code.
That this happens:
Don Jayamanne, creator of the Python extension for Visual Studio Code, joins Microsoft.
RE: Python Editor - p4t3x - Nov-29-2017
(Nov-29-2017, 03:54 PM)snippsat Wrote:p4t3x Wrote:My favorite is PyCharm, and is free now.Just to correct that a little
There are 2 version,the Free open-source Community edition.
Then there is the paid Professional version.
Just to post some info about VS code,the editor that i use.
Don Jayamanne did a so good job on the Python extension for Visual Studio Code.
That this happens:
Don Jayamanne, creator of the Python extension for Visual Studio Code, joins Microsoft.
Yes, your right. Sry about that.