VSCode or Sublime can easily do this with a few extensions, they have fantastic Python community support. VSCode will be easier to setup. VSCode will use more

VSCode or Sublime can easily do this with a few extensions, they have fantastic Python community support. VSCode will be easier to setup. VSCode will use more RAM and be slower to startup but if you're just developing scripts and don't go crazy with extensions it won't be a major difference with 16GB of RAM. Atom in my experience is dog slow. PyCharm is overkill for scripts, but the features are very nice once things start getting big.