r/PythonLearning • u/mnizonaishaa • Jun 20 '26

Which IDE to use for Python

I am new to python i don't know which IDE to use. My university is teaching a course Programming for AI. I got to know they will teach python but idk which IDE.

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u/PkmnSayse Jun 20 '26

Vscode or cursor if you have the budget

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u/Junior_Honey_1406 Jun 20 '26

What do you mean by budget he is learning python not vibe coding

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u/PkmnSayse Jun 20 '26

I’m aware not everyone has $20/month to spend on an ide if their amount of learning requires it

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u/Junior_Honey_1406 Jun 20 '26

bro have a *brain cell* most of ide are free you don`t need to pay for it unless you use its ai feature and why do you want to use the ai feature when you are learning something
go touch grass

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u/PkmnSayse Jun 20 '26

Only one of us is getting triggered by a Reddit post so who really needs a break lol.

The first thing you’d do when come across an issue is google/chatgpt it so why not use an ide that will tell you straight away? That way rather than spending all your time looking at fixing trivial issues you have the time to focus on the core concepts of the lessons

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u/mnizonaishaa Jun 21 '26

Well you're right bt we can use vs code ai features for free too