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which IDE do you use ?
dear Friends, 
which IDE do you use: well i am trying to get in to python-development recently,
To find out what IDE suits most - i did a bit of research, and i found out that People just like pycharm when it comes to python development..Why!
some of my Friends use Spyder.
i gave it a try - and tested all of them: 
spyder: i also used Spyder for some weeks: In some of my very first projects I wanted to use a package/module that is not installed by default in Spyder IDE.
But I can not find a simple solution how to load/install an external package without using payed for software or a lot of complicated manual package and environment manager setups.
Question: Well, is it not possible to install a Python+IDE with a simple installer (for example the Spyder IDE) and out-of-the-box use packages and code from the community?
Pycharm: i recently installed pycharm because my colleagues recommended me this: but after a while i finally moved to VSCode because I was impressed by the blistering fast development.
its one the most sustainable Projects n Github.
and i like it..(so far)
what do you use?
what is your experience..?
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For me, PyCharm is great for larger projects and debugging, but I love VSCode for its speed and flexibility. It?s lightweight and has great extensions that make coding in Python a breeze. As for package management, I usually use pip in the terminal for both VSCode and PyCharm, which works fine.
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hi dear kathlinx
thank you for the reply. Great to hear from you.
 Originally Posted by kathlinx
For me, PyCharm is great for larger projects and debugging, but I love VSCode for its speed and flexibility. It?s lightweight and has great extensions that make coding in Python a breeze. As for package management, I usually use pip in the terminal for both VSCode and PyCharm, which works fine.
yes - i also think that PyCharm is great for larger projects and debugging. I love it - especially if it comes to Python-Coding.
and i can second your thoughts and ideas regarding VSCode: its very very flexible - and we ve got lots of options to extend. This is great!
As for package management, I usually use pip in the terminal for both VSCode and PyCharm, which works fine.
Thank you for the hints - and for sharing your experience - (and tipps ) regarding the package management - i sometimes have issues with pip but its a good choice in general...
have a great day
cheers
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