You can use regular Eclipse distribution, just add the pydev plugin to it.
On 23.11.2018 г. 21:43, Florian Beijers wrote:
Hi,
Yes, you can probably grab the latest version. Especially when just getting started, you should be fine as long as the learning materials you use are also based on Python 3.
Eclipse can be used for Python, I think you can use a specified Eclipse distribution for it. Myself, I prefer either Visual Studio Code or Visual Studio 2017.
The one tip I will give you for your third question is that indentation is very important in Python, so make sure your screen reader alerts you about indentation changes when working with Python.
Regards,
Florian
Op vr 23 nov. 2018 om 19:30 schreef laid civic <luckycivic@xxxxxxxxx <mailto:luckycivic@xxxxxxxxx>>:
Hello folks
I want to start with learning python so I'd like to ask some
questions here.
1. Can I download latest python without vorries or I have to pay
attention to particular version?
2. What IDE is best for python?
Note: I'm usually java programmer and use eclipse. Well, I heard that
we can use eclipse for python as well. So is this true and if yes, is
there something I have to know, in order to use python with eclipse?
3. Anything else that you experts consider worth of mentioning to
python complete beginner like myself.
Thanks a lot in advance
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