Which IDEs recommend me to program Python in an organized manner and have their own compiler to test the program in there within the Software.
Which IDEs recommend me to program Python in an organized manner and have their own compiler to test the program in there within the Software.
I agree with @Juan Sebastián Vargas
I recommend these 2 code editors, which are compatible with Python.
Atom is a code editor, free and open source, developed by the same GitHub, has the following features: fully integrated git, syntax highlighting for different programming languages, plugins and extensions store, teamwork (Thanks to Git, and Team mode (Something like that was called), is a mode where several colleagues edit the code at the same time), among others. It is available in GNU / Linux (64 Bits, although there is a third-party version for 32 Bits), Windows 7+ (32 and 64 Bits), and Mac OS.
Disadvantage: If you have a PC with few resources, Atom consumes a lot.
Sublime Text is a code editor, free and paid, is not free software or open source, the free version has no expiration date (It's like WinRAR). Among its features we have: syntax highlighting for different programming languages, lightweight, portable version (This only for Windows, although with Wine on GNU / Linux I do not know if it runs), infinite expiration date for the free version, mini map of the code that is being written, python console, among others. Unlike Atom, it consumes practically nothing. It is available in GNU / Linux (32 Bits and 64 Bits), Windows (32 Bits and 64 Bits), Mac OS X and has portable version (Only for Windows, although with Wine in GNU / Linux I do not know if it runs).
Disadvantage: The plugins and extensions store must be installed separately.