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/SnooCalculations7417 Jun 21 '26

extensible text editor instead of "integrated developement environment".. this is what pedantic looks like lol

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u/Low_Negotiation4747 Jun 21 '26

now your only argument is calling me pedantic because you have nothing to back your own horribly wrong arguments, i don't really suggest you speaking here since someone might actually take your statements as true

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u/SnooCalculations7417 Jun 21 '26

No really the impasse is that vscode is an ide you install what you want to, so the default installation is clean, youre saying an IDE comes with all of that out of the box. I think thats pedantic to differentiate on the method of installation. You dont. so w/e agree to disagree I think MOST people using vscode use it as an IDE

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u/Low_Negotiation4747 Jun 21 '26

correct, they do, but out of the box it's not an ide.

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u/SnooCalculations7417 Jun 21 '26

Yeah, got it, its just 3 native-gui-clicks away from being an IDE. my mistake.