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181 Pycharm does not show plot from the following code: import pandas as pd import numpy as np import matplotlib as plt ts = pd Series(np random randn(1000), index=pd date_range('1 1 2000', periods=1000)) ts = ts cumsum() ts plot() What happens is that a window appears for less than a second, and then disappears again
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203 votes, 168 comments What are the advantages of PyCharm over VS Code? I'm asking as someone who primarily uses VS Code and find it very…
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Conda env is activated using source activate env_name How can I activate the environment in pycharm ?
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As @Shub pointed out, you can just use Shift + F6 I do not understand your qualms that "It takes a lot of actions" In both Matlab and Pycharm you 1) Highlight variable 2) Press a combination of 2 whole keys simultaneously!! 3) Type a new variable name 4) Press Enter How is this process somehow more tedious confusing because it is in PyCharm?
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PyCharm has much better autoformat tooling and auto code cleaning I happen to be able to understand the remote and or containerized development features in PyCharm without looking up a tutorial
- Is it worth it buying pycharm pro? : r Python - Reddit
Hi, I’m not really planning on switching from vscode to pycharm but I was just questioning if it’s really worth it buying pycharm pro What are the main advantages of pycharm for python development? I’m a beginner and I feel like vscode offers everything I need
- pycharm - How to organize Python code into collapsable expandable . . .
PyCharm allows you to define 'code cells' when you have 'Scientific Mode' enabled These code cells are collapsible and expandable To quote from the PyCharm website: A “code cell” is a block of lines to be executed all at once in the integrated Python console You can define cells simply by adding inline comments #%% to your regular Python files PyCharm detects these comments and shows
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PyDev has a feature to terminate all running processes Does PyCharm have something similar? I only see a "stop" button in the menu
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