What IDE do you use?

zaid1442011

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zaid1442011

I use VS Code for HTML, CSS, JS, and any other language in the future (probably). I use IDLE for Python.

ajskateboarder

VSCode for everything

davidtheplatform

Vscode for most things but sometimes notepad for html and IDLE for python

mybearworld

davidtheplatform wrote:
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Vscode for most things but sometimes notepad for html and IDLE for python

Generally, VSCode provides better UX for both… Any specific reason you use the other editors?

davidtheplatform

I use notepad for small things that I'm too lazy to open vscode for, and IDLE because i've been using it for a long time + it has some features vscode doesn't

mybearworld

davidtheplatform wrote:
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IDLE because i've been using it for a long time + it has some features vscode doesn't

Which features?

ajskateboarder

mybearworld wrote:
davidtheplatform wrote:
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IDLE because i've been using it for a long time + it has some features vscode doesn't
Which features?

IDLE is pretty light on resources

davidtheplatform

Also its autocomplete knows about things that happen at runtime and can be used after a program runs

CodingAnomaly

Language : Python
IDE : Replit

Redstone1080

I mainly use VSCode but I think I also like Neovim.

zaid1442011

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zaid1442011

ajskateboarder wrote:
mybearworld wrote:
davidtheplatform wrote:
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IDLE because i've been using it for a long time + it has some features vscode doesn't
Which features?
IDLE is pretty light on resources

You can also test lines of code without making a file.

mybearworld

zaid1442011 wrote:
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ajskateboarder wrote:
mybearworld wrote:
davidtheplatform wrote:
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IDLE because i've been using it for a long time + it has some features vscode doesn't
Which features?
IDLE is pretty light on resources
You can also test lines of code without making a file.

Yeah, I use the IDLE shell for that too, but that's not an IDE then

WojtekGame

Mainly VSCode, but if it's an giant file then i use notepad because VSCode can't handle that.

josueart

Languages: Python, JS, and HTML & CSS (I know they aren't real programming languages).
IDE: VSCode.

However, I'm trying to start with Roblox Studio and Spigot plugins, so maybe it's time for some upgrading to Eclipse.

Last edited by josueart (Aug. 11, 2023 11:22:00)

i_eat_coffee

Language: Python, Java, PHP, Javascript, BlueFun, Ruby, Node.js, Bundle, HTML, CSS, Scratch 3.0, SCSS, SASS, Malbolge, Piet, Scratch, Snap, Scratch 2.0, SQL, Perl, TypeScript, Kotlin, Scratch 1.4, C, C#, Dart, Swift, Squeak, Scratch 1.0, BF, Batch, VBScript, C++, Scratch 0.3, COBOL, R, Julia, MATLAB, Scala, Go, Rust
IDE: Notepad

Chiroyce

i_eat_coffee wrote:
Language: Python, Java, PHP, Javascript, BlueFun, Ruby, Node.js, Bundle, HTML, CSS, Scratch 3.0, SCSS, SASS, Malbolge, Piet, Scratch, Snap, Scratch 2.0, SQL, Perl, TypeScript, Kotlin, Scratch 1.4, C, C#, Dart, Swift, Squeak, Scratch 1.0, BF, Batch, VBScript, C++, Scratch 0.3, COBOL, R, Julia, MATLAB, Scala, Go, Rust
IDE: Notepad

Okay if you're going to specifically say Scratch 1.4 Scratch 2.0 and Scratch 1.0 and Scratch 0.3 then cant anyone just say this
Python 3.11.4
Python 3.11.3
Python 3.11.2
Python 3.11.1
Python 3.11.0
and so on….

Last edited by Chiroyce (Aug. 11, 2023 14:39:49)

i_eat_coffee

Chiroyce wrote:
i_eat_coffee wrote:
Language: Python, Java, PHP, Javascript, BlueFun, Ruby, Node.js, Bundle, HTML, CSS, Scratch 3.0, SCSS, SASS, Malbolge, Piet, Scratch, Snap, Scratch 2.0, SQL, Perl, TypeScript, Kotlin, Scratch 1.4, C, C#, Dart, Swift, Squeak, Scratch 1.0, BF, Batch, VBScript, C++, Scratch 0.3, COBOL, R, Julia, MATLAB, Scala, Go, Rust
IDE: Notepad
Okay if you're going to specifically say Scratch 1.4 Scratch 2.0 and Scratch 1.0 and Scratch 0.3 then cant anyone just say this
Python 3.11.4
Python 3.11.3
Python 3.11.2
Python 3.11.1
Python 3.11.0
and so on….

No, because Scratch 1.4, Scratch 2.0, and Scratch 0.3 are all different languages with different blocks.

mybearworld

i_eat_coffee wrote:
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Chiroyce wrote:
i_eat_coffee wrote:
Language: Python, Java, PHP, Javascript, BlueFun, Ruby, Node.js, Bundle, HTML, CSS, Scratch 3.0, SCSS, SASS, Malbolge, Piet, Scratch, Snap, Scratch 2.0, SQL, Perl, TypeScript, Kotlin, Scratch 1.4, C, C#, Dart, Swift, Squeak, Scratch 1.0, BF, Batch, VBScript, C++, Scratch 0.3, COBOL, R, Julia, MATLAB, Scala, Go, Rust
IDE: Notepad
Okay if you're going to specifically say Scratch 1.4 Scratch 2.0 and Scratch 1.0 and Scratch 0.3 then cant anyone just say this
Python 3.11.4
Python 3.11.3
Python 3.11.2
Python 3.11.1
Python 3.11.0
and so on….
No, because Scratch 1.4, Scratch 2.0, and Scratch 0.3 are all different languages with different blocks.

Yes, but Python 3.11.4, Python 3.11.3, etc are all different languages with different features, too.

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