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What was the ide used for Python code reading in codelab? #37

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bihjuchiu opened this issue May 20, 2017 · 5 comments
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What was the ide used for Python code reading in codelab? #37

bihjuchiu opened this issue May 20, 2017 · 5 comments
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@bihjuchiu
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On the codelab2, inside Python environment, teacher typed "code .", then an ide popped out with the Python project. Can you tell us what ide is this?

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hackjutsu commented May 20, 2017

That's vscode.

  1. Install vscode
  2. Open vscode, press Command+ P
  3. Type in >shell, then select Shell Command: Install code command in PATH

Might not work for Windows.

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hackjutsu commented May 20, 2017

It's a shortcut that comes with the IDE.

Personally, I have code for vscode, atom for Atom, vim for Vim and idea for IntelliJ.

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Thanks!

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bittiger-java commented Jun 14, 2017

PyCharm is my fav Python IDE, also developed by JetBrains

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嗯嗯, 谢谢。

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