- Authors
- Name
- KAUSTUBH SHARMA
PreRequisite
- No Experience/Skills Required.
Getting Started
- First thing you need to learn Python is to learn about IDE.
What is IDE?
Place where you write the code.
Integrated Development Environment.
Application that provides comprehensive tools and features to software developers for coding, testing the code, and debugging (process of finding errors in code and resolving them).
Popular IDEs:
- Visual Studio - Primarily for Python
- Eclipse - Primarily for Java
- IntelliJ IDEA - Primarily for Java, Kotlin
- PyCharm - Primarily for Python
- Visual Studio Code (VSCode) - Supports a wide range of languages.
- Atom - Supports many languages.
- NetBeans - Primarily for Java, PHP
- Xcode - Official IDE for Apple platforms.
- Android Studio - Official IDE for Android app development
Although, most IDEs supports wide range of languages, but in real world, they are primarly used for a particular Programming language.
We are going to use VS Code for our tutorial.
Why VS Code, not Others?
- Lightweight but Powerful source code editor
- Integrate with almost anything reuired for software Development.
- Available and Consistent on Windows, macOS and Linux.
Why VS Code, not JupyterLab?
- JupyterLab is INTERACTIVE Development Environment, not INTEGRATED Development Environment.
- We are going to utilize JupyterLab inside VS Code.
How to Download & Install VS Code?
- Download VS Code from https://code.visualstudio.com/download .
- Follow VS Code Installation Wizard.