Section VII. Download PyCharm (Optional)
If you are going to run the examples, you will need a development environment. Python source code will be made available in two formats: notebooks and scripts. Notebooks are ran in JupyterLab which we will learn about later. Scripts can be ran in a tool called PyCharm.
PyCharm is a popular IDE for writing Python. There is a free version.
Your education track should guide which tool you should learn.
| Use JupyterLab | Use PyCharm | |
|---|---|---|
Data Science | X |
|
Data Engineering |
| X |
Data Visualization | X |
|
PyCharm also has a nice installer so there is no real work here either.
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