Nov-04-2017, 09:18 PM
Hi guys. I I have written some with C++ (Visual Studio) and Arduino in the past. I'm still pretty new at it but I get the concepts and I can do my own research in new commands and figure out how to implement them. Use break points and look at the memory locations while stepping etc. (Rusty though).
I am getting ready to play around with cryptograms and I think I am going to switch to Python. Seems to be what that crowd likes and looks much simpler but robust enough for what I want to do.
Some of them like IDLE and some of them like PyCharm. I also think Visual Studio can do Python somehow? I would really like a interface that has error detection, step mode, and the ability to look at the contents of the variables data while stepping though etc.
Does IDLE or PyCharm do that?
Which one do people like the best?
Thanks :D
I am getting ready to play around with cryptograms and I think I am going to switch to Python. Seems to be what that crowd likes and looks much simpler but robust enough for what I want to do.
Some of them like IDLE and some of them like PyCharm. I also think Visual Studio can do Python somehow? I would really like a interface that has error detection, step mode, and the ability to look at the contents of the variables data while stepping though etc.
Does IDLE or PyCharm do that?
Which one do people like the best?
Thanks :D