Is Pyzo.org the Best Python Distribution for Beginners?

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I'm Blade, and I enjoy pretending I'm competent at math, and programming in Python--but I at least have the excuse of being a beginner in Python.
 

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Have you seen the Pyzo.org distribution of Python?

Its an IDE with several Python libraries bundled together for ease of installation and use.
 

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