Python Programming Tutorial - 6 - Installing PyCharm

[TheBigFella]

Hey man! - thank you for putting together this video series - people like make the world a better place by taking your time to make videos for the benefit of others to learn with no charge - Thanks! you rule all.

[algemmegla]

This video was posted over four years ago, so Jetbrains might have had different options back then. For PyCharm IDE: Instead of downloading the 30 day trial "Professional", I chose "Community" open source, and it seems to work well.

[ilikemangoflavor]

in case the interpreter does not get auto-filled, just go to start, search for python 3.4 or 3.5 or whatever version you're running,
right click on the python launcher( not the IDE), select properties, copy the target address and paste it where pycharm asks for the interpreter.

[kykel]

Your tutorials are amazing! Honestly, one of the best I've found on youtube for python.

[Lad_Duck]

PLEASE come back and teach more Java Game Development. I know i'm not the only one that wants to learn Java Gaming. And Bucky, I know you want to make it and teach it as well. You've made the Java Game Development series so anticipated! 

And for all of those people saying he already has one, I mean developing for some 3d, how to create a background, etc.

[OPOD]

I was looking for updated and more advanced tutorials on python and thank god Bucky is back redoing the old tuts

[Kiki]

This is the best tutorial I ever found on Youtube, and really save my time on learning Python. You really make the world a better place! Thank you!

[CyberMacalin]

I downloaded Pycharm 5 and Python 3.5.1 and whenever i try to create a new project in Pycharm, the " create" button isn't active and there is a not says near it "No python interpreter selected"_. please help

[baivabdattamajumder]

when he said '30 days trial' I heard 'torrent'

[BunnLilah]

Hahaha your tutorials are great man. Your description of the guy outside while it was installing made me smile. Thanks for these tutorials! Hopefully I'll get through all of them!

[علمني-شض]

Your Videos are short enough to get me more eager to continue
Thanks indeed
watched only five videos right now and happy
Thanks again for every gain

[zhou]

For people who curious: why use PyCharm IDE not IDLE?
-"PyCharm includes sophisticated heuristics for determining what each variable type is and providing autocompletion suggestions for them. "

[TheDeoxis]

i have a problem with selecting the interpreter, and than when i make the first run it says: cannot run is not a valid application win32

[sAnde]

"It's called PythOxyWuUrloch"
Sounds very interessting. :D

[ARoundThing]

What does "exited with code 0" mean?

[Jack_Harper_]

Bucky Roberts is the best online teacher ever!

[dirkwillem]

Actually, there's also the community edition of PyCharm, which can be used as long as you like, you just don't have all features, but for regular python development it'll do just fine

[shirwachersi]

Great Videos. Quick feedback, it's possible to reduce the screen resolution? The fonts is too small to read or can you zoom in as Cantasia supports zooming in and out while recording. Thanks and looking forward watching more python tutorials. 

[AceOvrZero]

how do you change the color scheme of pycharm and not just the editor the whole program i want it to look just like it does in the video all dark

[brunolucena]

Hi, I'm using NINJA-IDE because my computer doesn't support PyCharm. There isn't any problem in writing the codes or anything, but everytime I add a new file to a project, the first line says ''# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-"... I think it's just a comment and doesn't interfere with the code, but it bothers me to start writing from the 2nd line and all. Could I delete it without getting in problems with the code?