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title: "Comment by Andrew Baisden on \"Top 5 Best IDEs to use for Python in 2024\" | Hashnode"
description: "I like PyCharm and VS Code the most. However, I usually default to VS Code. It can do almost anything."
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[Discussion](https://hashnode.com/posts/best-ides-for-python-in-2024/671b8b6f09cdb08a0c82b241)

Comment [Top 5 Best IDEs to use for Python in 2024](https://hashnode.com/posts/best-ides-for-python-in-2024/671b8b6f09cdb08a0c82b241)

[Andrew Baisden](https://hashnode.com/@andrewbaisden)

[Oct 31, 2024](https://hashnode.com/posts/best-ides-for-python-in-2024/671b8b6f09cdb08a0c82b241/comment/6723abe1d0ae7e31190f4533)

I like PyCharm and VS Code the most. However, I usually default to VS Code. It can do almost anything.

[Swapnoneel Saha](https://hashnode.com/@swapnoneel123)

[Nov 1, 2024](https://hashnode.com/posts/best-ides-for-python-in-2024/671b8b6f09cdb08a0c82b241/comment/6723abe1d0ae7e31190f4533#reply-672493ff9c4f9ba219c0f8bb)

True! If you aren't a Python developer specifically, it's great to use VS Code only!