In this chapter, we learned a lot about managing the several interpreters, both local and remote, as well as taking advantage of PyCharm's top class support for code completion in the console. If you're curious about why code completion is better in the console than in the editor, it's because PyCharm knows the types of every single variable that you're using. Please note, however, that should you close PyCharm with the console open; the next time you open PyCharm, the console will launch too. This is totally fine for local interpreters, but should you configure a remote interpreter, launching PyCharm can take a pretty long time.
Mastering PyCharm
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Mastering PyCharm
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Overview of this book
Table of Contents (18 chapters)
Mastering PyCharm
Credits
About the Author
About the Reviewers
www.PacktPub.com
Preface
Free Chapter
Getting the Right Look
Understanding the Keymap
Getting Places
Editing
Interpreters and Consoles
Debugging
The PyCharm Ecosystem
File Templates and Snippets
Version Control Integration
HTML and JavaScript Tools
Web Development with PyCharm
Index
Customer Reviews