Python is a general-purpose coding language that is often used for developing GUI (Graphic User Interface) applications, web applications, and websites. Python utilizes real-time interpreted data; this means that code is run continuously throughout the program and not beforehand. As a result, many large applications and websites utilize Python’s speed. The list includes the google search engine, youtube, and the stock market.
For everyday citizens, Python can be used to quickly accomplish tedious tasks, decipher complicated data, create organizational programs, and more. By the end of this tutorial, you will be able to organize information, write simple programs, and display data points in graphs and charts. With our quickly modernizing world, understand how machines work is always important.
Python is fast enough for our site and allows us to produce maintainable features in record times, with a minimum of developers
Cuong Do (Software Architect at Youtube)
What is an IDE?
Python is best written on IDEs (Integrated Development Environments) instead of computer run applications. Some of the best IDE’s (and my personal favorites) are Pycharm and Spyder. Their features are listed below:
Pycharm
- contains intelligent coding assistance such as code editors and navigation
- contains important developer tools like debugging features and testing
- works with HTML and Javascript that can be easily integrated into python programs
- contains a console for quick test runs of programs
- built-in scientific libraries
Spyder
- contains an advanced editor with debugging, code completion, and analysis
- contains a console for quick test runs of programs
- features a variable explorer
- also contains a shortcut cheat sheet for new users
Downloads
Pycharm
If you want to download Pycharm, press the button below. Make sure to download the correct version for your operating system.
Spyder
If you want to download Spyder, press the button below. Make sure to download the correct version for your operating system. Spyder is a part of Anaconda.