Help me start programming
Posted by No-Detective-3033@reddit | programming | View on Reddit | 10 comments
Hey everyone i want to learn python’i have already downloaded pycharm but idk how to use it properly like idk how to see what i am doing suggest me some apps or whatever allows me to see what is happening (i also know some of html but when i run my script it doesnt show (i use visual studio) it says there is something with my browser or idk) I watched that vid as a start recommend me more
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riklaunim@reddit
Slow down for a moment, ask Google, try to solve problems because that's what programming is.
Simple Python scripts will have CLI (console/shell) output. To make a web app you would need way more (a web framework).
No-Detective-3033@reddit (OP)
Tell me what i need to use like is there one ultimate app or smth i can stick with as a beginner
riklaunim@reddit
There is no "ultimate app". You write a script in any code editor and execute it in a shell. Some IDEs will have shell window built in for easy access. Most of the better beginners tutorials go over IDE/editor/shell usage. If needed check other ones.
No-Detective-3033@reddit (OP)
Can u recommend me a good python editor and html editor
Euphoric_Strategy923@reddit
Pycharm or VS code are good IDE for python. I'd say pycharm is more easy to use so start with it.
Search for tutorials to use pycharm. It should also include how to setup python.
SmokyMcBongPot@reddit
Are you familiar with an IDE or text editor? If not, I would go for something simple, but usable, like Zed or Sublime Text.
No-Detective-3033@reddit (OP)
I wouldn’t say familiar but i heard those names though never tried them
SmokyMcBongPot@reddit
I use Zed on the daily and it has a great console. I personally prefer a separate Terminal app, and leaving my text editor as a pure text editor, but combining them can be convenient.
Zardotab@reddit
No.