No major reason other than I might as well use VS Code since it seemed very popular for writing Python. But I actually recently wrote a todo to try out PyCharm

No major reason other than I might as well use VS Code since it seemed very popular for writing Python. But I actually recently wrote a todo to try out PyCharm Pro. I haven't decided if that's pointless yak shaving since VSC works pretty well for me. But I would like to configure VSC more to make my workflow faster. And my guess is PyCharm Pro is probably better out of the box vs having to spend time configuring VSC settings (so many settings...) and plugins.