recently messing with the front end, I think pycharm is relatively heavy. Try it for a while. Atom, feels concise and smooth. It works very well. But when you write python, you start to get depressed when you need to look at the source code. Find a function that can be clicked like pycharm, and the class can jump to the extension of the source code.
Today, we found that the python-tools tool can jump to the source code directly. The author is python-tools" rel=" nofollow noreferrer "> MichaelAquilina
.you just need to place the cursor over functions, classes, and modules and use the shortcut key ctrl-alt-g to jump directly
.I'm using hyperclick, but I can only jump to methods, classes, etc., and I can't jump back. Pycharm can. I don't know if the landlord found the right one.
just started learning python3, to write code in atom as follows: inp = input ( Enter Hours: ) hours = float ( inp ) inp = input ( Enter Rate: ) rate = float ( inp ) print ( rate ) print ( hours ) pay = Rate * Hours print ( pay )...