The concepts discussed in this Pycharm Tutorial should help you use PyCharm to build your Python code quickly and efficiently. This will be very handy when you are trying to create a Python program using the PyCharm IDE which gives you a good number of advantages. This upper hand will ensure that you can concentrate more on the code overall.

PyCharm is a cross-platform IDE used for Python application development. It consists of many features that make it a unique platform for development. We can configure PyCharm by changing the style of code, font and color, and keyboard shortcuts. In this module of the PyCharm tutorial, we will learn how to configure PyCharm as per our convenience.

PyCharm creates a new Python file and opens it for editing. Editing source code. Let's first have a look at the Python file we've just generated. Immediately as you start typing, you should see that PyCharm, like a pair-programmer, looks over your shoulder and suggests how to complete your line.

Launch PyCharm from the program you downloaded/installed. If you are on a Mac and you get an error dialog that says you need to install Legacy Java 6, you can download it from here. On the welcome screen, go to the lower right of the window and select Configure -> Settings (or Preferences) -> Default Project -> Project Interpreter .

Install PyCharm. PyCharm is a cross-platform IDE that provides consistent experience on the Windows, macOS, and Linux operating systems. PyCharm is available in three editions: Professional, Community, and Edu.The Community and Edu editions are open-source projects and they are free, but they have less features. PyCharm Edu provides courses and helps you learn programming with Python.

The PyCharm editor is the main part of the IDE that you use to create, read and modify code. The editor consists of the following areas: The scrollbar shows errors and warnings in the current file. Breadcrumbs help you navigate inside the code in the current file.

I enjoy using PyCharm and am learning how to use it's coverage run configuration. Per this article: Speed Up Coverage with Configuration File. I see one can configure coverage using .coveragerc. My framework uses setup.cfg to house its configurations for a bunch of tools (including coverage).