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Pycharm is pretty excellent in terms of IDEs. It's quite literally IntelliJ for python.
by 6gvONxR4sf7o 7y ago
Pycharm is pretty excellent in terms of IDEs. It's quite literally IntelliJ for python.
- flyinglizard 7y agoPython’s lack of typing means the IDE heavily uses heuristics. It’s nowhere near as good as Intellisense on C#. Take refactoring a variable name as an example.
- gcthomas 7y agoThe "heuristics" are down to Python being _dynamically_ typed, not it's lack of typing, so the type can't be known until run-time. Python is actually _strongly_ typed.
- flyinglizard 7y agoSorry, I meant lack of static typing, not the lack of any typing.
- 6gvONxR4sf7o 7y ago>Take refactoring a variable name as an example. I've only ever really used intellij and pycharm, so I don't know what intellisense can offer for refactoring a variable name, but I'm curious. Can you explain what you mean?