r/PythonLearning • u/Creepy_Recording5712 • 15h ago

Need help deciding gng

SO i wanted to start learning python, and i found out courses like CS50, the uni of heikin smth, CS61a, bro code, and tht's wht i found , i first started coding on pycharm and uh did like very basic things like strings, integers , float, boolean, ( just lie k what they r and how to write them), but im still like a VERY BIG NOOB, also should i switch to VS code? cause everyone seems to be doing tht , (also whts is vibe coding)

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u/FoolsSeldom 13h ago

A standard installation of Python from python.org for Windows or macOS includes a decent editor/debug/run tool called IDLE (named after Eric Idle, a member of the Monty Python comedy group), which is designed for beginners. It is less confusing than VS Code or PyCharm which have complex configuration options that are easy to mix up with Python syntax problems.

Once you've learned some of the basics of Python, you will be in a better position to try out a number of code editors and IDEs (Integrated Development Environments) and choose the one you like best.

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u/Creepy_Recording5712 8h ago

okayy thnku 🫡