In this chapter, we have discussed the process of downloading, installing, and setting up PyCharm in our computer system (including how to register a license if we are using the Professional edition). We have seen a subset of the features and functionalities PyCharm offers when it comes to customizing our workspace, including the theme for our PyCharm, as well as the customizations for keymaps and shortcuts. Overall, PyCharm gives you total control over customizing various mechanisms, making it a dynamic and flexible development environment.
We have also learned how to create a minimal Python project, create Python files, and execute programs in Python. This officially concludes the first part of this book, where we consider the basics of PyCharm. Again, the information you have learned about here will help you navigate through simple usage of PyCharm, but there is so...