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Anyone know Python? What text editer can I use for it?

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I know quite a few languages (but I can't do JAVA for some reason!), so I set a goal to write some scripts, but since I want to do it right I made a path

 

Turing > Basic > Python > C(#/++) (so I can get used to machine language) > Java

 

I'm working on Python, but is there some text editor for it? It's annoying (I'm just coding to the prompt) how when I make a mistake I have to recode everything..

 

Anyone know?

Why would you ever want a text editor over an IDE?

 

Also, the C(whatever) languages won't get you used to machine level....learn assembly for that.

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    Why would you ever want a text editor over an IDE?

    I'm confused... Like, wouldn't I want a text editor to, I dunno, write a program and not just insert bloody commands everywhere?

     

    halp pls

    I'm confused... Like, wouldn't I want a text editor to, I dunno, write a program and not just insert bloody commands everywhere?

     

    halp pls

    Programming is "inserting bloody commands everywhere"...

     

    A text editor is essentially notepad with color coded text based on the file type you are working with. A few of them also include some sort of basic intellisense.

     

    An IDE on the other hand is like an AIO programming environment where you have (more than often) language compilers, intellisense, plugins, etc.

    Notepad++ (WIll handle all your languages)

    Sublime is gorgeous for Python

    Also Adobe Edge Code is good too for most languages

    Visual Studio 2013 is great for the C languages

    Eclipse is good for Java.

    I used Python from their website. The link is https://www.python.org/download/. Is that what you are looking for?

     

    When you open IDLE, it will open the Python Shell and you can open a new window where you can write your program, save it, and run it as many times as you want.

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