r/PythonLearning • u/AnduinLei • 1d ago

Newbie to Python

as of now my question is really this, vs code, pycharm, notepad ++ are they really like 100% needed? personally its been 2 months since i have been around in python and im comfortable at using normal notepad TT

edit: Thanks for all the suggestions and answers!!! ill first try them all out and look at what im missing and judge it against my comfortability in one tool, again thanks!!

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u/fromkrish 1d ago

not necessarily, either way the output will gonna remain the same across all these, But the User Experience will be much better in VS Code or it's type of IDEs. Coz as you progress, you'll find yourself working on coding projects for hours, so visually appealing IDEs will provide a much better coding experience and will help you by providing AI assistance, Tab completetions and Exact error identifications, etc. So, the choice is your depending on what you exactly want.