VS Code Editor

[snippsat]

This will be a quick look at/tutorial about Visual Studio Code.
This Editor has nothing to with Visual Studio.

VS Code is a free and open source Editor for Windows, Linux and Mac OS X.
It's a multi language Editor that can be compared with Sublime Text and Atom.
VS code has good support for Python,one extension dos a lot and has over 3,6 millions downloads.

Installation and look.

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Download and install these extension.
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The look:
Here with split windows setup with Terminal on bottom.
On left side File explorer,Linting is disable can be distracting. 
Can from Terminal use ---custom-code-tags-plugin---,to open a folder.
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IntelliSense
One of the strong Point of this editor is IntelliSense.
It's go beyond good autocomplete support,this is how it look if i take mouse over some code.

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REPL
One of thing i like very much is that code can be sent to eg ptpython,IPython from code window.
So can continue to test in REPL.
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Final Words
It's for sure an editor worth a look,has a quite easy setup for Python.
The IntelliSense and Debugger are the best out there.
Has a support for a lot of good stuff in Marketplace.
It's fast and light weighted.

[Dazza96]

I use this editor at work all the time.
Easy to use and set up. It's fast and has loads of features.
Particularly like the intellisense and git integration

[nilamo]

I think it's worth mentioning that VSCode, like Atom, runs on top of Electron, and thus consumes a massive amount of resources to run.