Python Environment
Explore different Python development environments including local setups, online editors, Jupyter Notebooks, and cloud platforms. Understand Python's unique code structure based on indentation and how modules and packages help organize and reuse code efficiently.
If you’re just starting to learn Python, it’s important to know about the different places where we can write, test, and use Python code. Let’s discuss some easy-to-use places where we can do that:
Local development environment
This is where we write and test Python code on our own computer. This environment includes helpful tools to enhance our Python learning experience:
Python interpreter: Install Python from their official website or through package managers like Anaconda.
Text editor or integrated development environment (IDE): Choose from beginner-friendly IDEs like PyCharm and Visual Studio Code or simple text editors like Sublime Text or Atom.
Here are a few reasons why using a local development environment is advantageous:
Allows us to work offline
Provides full control over our development environment ...