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  1. www.jetbrains.com › pycharm › editionsPyCharm Professional vs. Community Edition - JetBrains

    Discover the differences between PyCharm Professional vs. Community Edition, helping you choose which PyCharm edition is best for your development needs.

  2. www.jetbrains.com › pycharm › downloadDownload PyCharm: The Python IDE for data science and web ...

    Download the latest version of PyCharm for Windows, macOS or Linux.

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  4. www.jetbrains.com › help › pycharmInstall PyCharm | PyCharm Documentation - JetBrains

    • System requirements. Requirement. Minimum. Recommended. RAM. 4 GB of free RAM. 8 GB of total system RAM. CPU. Any modern CPU. Multi-core CPU. PyCharm supports multithreading for different operations and processes making it faster the more CPU cores it can use.
    • Install using the Toolbox App. The JetBrains Toolbox App is the recommended tool to install JetBrains products. Use it to install and manage different products or several versions of the same product, including Early Access Program (EAP) and Nightly releases, update and roll back when necessary, and easily remove any tool.
    • Standalone installation. Install PyCharm manually to manage the location of every instance and all the configuration files. For example, if you have a policy that requires specific install locations.
    • Silent installation on Windows. Silent installation is performed without any user interface. It can be used by network administrators to install PyCharm on a number of machines and avoid interrupting other users.

  5. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › PyCharmPyCharm - Wikipedia

    PyCharm became Open Source on 22 October 2013. The Open Source variant is released under the name Community Edition while the commercial variant, Professional Edition, contains closed-source modules.

  6. opensource.com › resources › pythonTop 5 open source Python IDEs | Opensource.com

    • Eric
    • Pyzo
    • Spyder
    • PyCharm
    • Eclipse with PyDev
    • Other Great Options

    Eric is a common favorite IDE for Python editing. Named after Monty Python's Eric Idle, Eric is actually written in Python using the Qt framework. Eric makes use of Scintilla, a source code editing component used in a number of different IDEs and editors, and which is also available as the stand-alone SciTEeditor. The features of Eric are similar t...

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    Pyzo is a Qt-based editor with a built-in file browser, project overview, log, debugger, indentation tracker, and much more. It considers itself an alternative to MATLAB, although actually it's a useful editor for any Python project, not just those dealing with advanced mathematics and science. Because it's built with Qt, your workspace is highly c...

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    The Spyder IDE, like Pyzo, targets data scientists as its audience. Unlike Pyzo, Spyder is a true environment all its own. It's a big, complex, and feature-rich application with panels to display rendered data, code output, logs, history, and much more. It can be downloaded on its own, or as part of a bundle along with the Anacondadistribution, a p...

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    PyCharm is another popular Python editor. There are two versions of PyCharm, and the free and open source edition of PyCharm is the community edition, available under the Apache 2.0license. PyCharm features pretty much everything one might hope for in an IDE: integrated unit testing, code inspection, integrated version control, code refactoring too...

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    It's hard to write anything about open source integrated development environments without covering Eclipse, which has a huge developer community and countless plugins available, allowing you to customize it to meet nearly any need you can imagine. But this kitchen sink approach is also one of Eclipse's downsides. Depending on your requirements, it ...

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    The list of open source Python editors and integrated development environments is lengthy. Here are a few other interesting standouts. 1. PyScripter, LeoEditor, and PTK (the Python Tool Kit) are tools for working with Python code. And of course there's IDLE, the default IDE packaged with Python. 2. Geany, Atom, and Bracketsare general purpose code ...

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  7. blog.jetbrains.com › pycharm › 2013PyCharm 3.0 Community Edition source code now available

    As promised almost a month ago, we’ve finally made available the source code of PyCharm 3.0 Community Edition. It took us a while because we wanted to publish the complete package, with all tests and full development history.

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  9. blog.jetbrains.com › pycharm › 2013JetBrains Delights the Python Community with a Free Edition ...

    Sep 24, 2013 · PyCharm Community Edition is totally free and open-source, available under the Apache 2.0 license. The feature set of this edition is limited to support pure Python coding, while the major functionality and complementary tooling is still there.