What's the best interface to learn python? With vba, I

Interface?
As in something like pycharm ?

>>61384712
I guess. I'm pretty ignorant of python. I just want an easy way to jump in and start writing algorithms to learn the language.

>>61384720
If that's the case, Pycharm.

>>61384740
Cool. I'll give it a try. Thanks.

Pyzo is satisfactory

>>61384708
Bpython

>>61384708
you know, you can just start the python interpreter with python

>>61384708
Download anaconda. It features a python ide called spyder. It used e.g. by the MIT to teach python and computer science.

It's free and awesome

>>61384781
I'd recommend Atom with atom-python-run package
it's comfy

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To get in there and write code and see results the best option is Jupyter notebook from the anaconda distribution.

The real option is interpreter terminal and a text editor.

I heard pycharm can be good but I cannot really say anything about it. I don't have any use for an IDE.