Python Can someone suggest the best IDE for python

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Start date Nov 28, 2013
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The discussion focuses on finding the best IDE for Python that resembles Code::Blocks. PyCharm is recommended as a suitable option, noted for its robust features tailored for Python development. Participants suggest that mentioning the operating system being used could help in providing more tailored recommendations.

Nov 28, 2013

towuzzi

can someone suggest the best IDE for python which must be similar to code blocks

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Nov 29, 2013

Daverz

What features do you need? I don't know code blocks, but I can recommend PyCharm.

http://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm/

Nov 29, 2013

Borek

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Not that I know anything, but I guess it won't hurt to name OS you are using.

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