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Python Tools Notes

The document outlines essential Python tools and utilities, including interpreters like CPython and PyPy, various IDEs and text editors, and package managers such as pip. It also covers virtual environments, debugging and testing tools, linting and formatting options, Jupyter Notebook for data analysis, and popular libraries like NumPy and Flask. Additionally, it lists online interpreters for executing Python code.

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Python Tools Notes

The document outlines essential Python tools and utilities, including interpreters like CPython and PyPy, various IDEs and text editors, and package managers such as pip. It also covers virtual environments, debugging and testing tools, linting and formatting options, Jupyter Notebook for data analysis, and popular libraries like NumPy and Flask. Additionally, it lists online interpreters for executing Python code.

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Python Tools and Utilities - Basic Notes

1. Interpreter

- Executes Python code line by line.

- CPython (default), PyPy (faster), Jython (Java), IronPython (.NET)

2. IDEs (Integrated Development Environments)

- PyCharm

- Thonny (great for beginners)

- Spyder (popular for data science)

- Visual Studio

3. Text Editors

- VS Code (with Python extension)

- Sublime Text

- Atom

4. Package Manager

- pip: installs packages from PyPI

- pipenv, poetry: for dependency and environment management

5. Virtual Environments

- venv: built-in tool to create isolated environments

- virtualenv
6. Debugging Tools

- pdb (Python Debugger)

- Built-in debugger in IDEs like PyCharm

7. Testing Tools

- unittest: built-in

- pytest: popular third-party testing tool

8. Linting and Formatting

- flake8, pylint: for code quality

- black, autopep8: for auto-formatting

9. Jupyter Notebook

- Great for data analysis and prototyping

- Supports inline visualization with matplotlib, seaborn

10. Profiling and Performance

- cProfile (standard module)

- line_profiler, memory_profiler

11. Online Interpreters

- https://www.programiz.com/python-programming/online-compiler/

- https://replit.com/

- https://trinket.io/

12. Popular Libraries


- Requests, NumPy, Pandas, Matplotlib, Flask, Django, TensorFlow

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