VS-Code or PyCharm Vs IDLE For Python Coding

[adt]

Interestingly, as seen from the following excerpt from Anaconda's web page, they seem to be nudging current users of Jupyter & Spider towards VS-Code:

For those who historically have used Spyder, Jupyter Notebook, or other IDEs that work well with Anaconda Distribution, we encourage you to give Microsoft VS Code a try. But don’t worry—we will continue to fully support Spyder, Jupyter Notebook, and other IDEs!

Link: VS Code in Anaconda Distribution 5.1:

[Axel_Erfurt]

I tested VSCode in Linux. There are too many nonsensical error messages.
It shows hundreds of 'problems' for a working script.

from PyQt5.QtGui import (QIcon, QPixmap)

No name 'QIcon' in module 'PyQt5.QtGui'

class helpWindow(QMainWindow):

Undefined variable 'QMainWindow'

That's all total nonsense

[snippsat]

I tested VSCode in Linux. There are too many nonsensical error messages.
It shows hundreds of 'problems' for a working script.

It's the Linter that generate these problems,VS Code let you use what Linter to use Pylint often default if installed.
Turn it off,i have it always off,only turn if want a check.
Command Palette search Linter --> Disable Linting.

[Axel_Erfurt]

The entry "disable" does not exist here, but I found it in settings.

Thanks

[adt]

The entry "disable" does not exist here, but I found it in settings

I am not yet familiar with Linter or Linting. However, test on VS-Code on my desktop shows that "Disable Linting" command can be reached as follows:

Cntrl+Shift+P > Command Pallet > Linter > Select Linter > Disable Linting

On revisiting the command pallet, one would expect the last item now to read "Enable Linting". However, it continues to say "Disable Linting". It is not therefore quite evident, whether the action has taken permanent effect.