How to Download and Install PyCharm IDE

Download and install PyCharm | Getting started
Welcome to the Getting Started Series in PyCharm.

In this episode, Paul Everitt, PyCharm developer advocate, will show you how to download, install, and launch the IDE all the way up to the welcome screen.

0:00 - Intro
1:38 - Downloading PyCharm
1:59 - Installing and launching PyCharm
2:41 - PyCharm welcome screen
4:25 - Wrap up

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[michaeltheisen]

There are so many people trying to get into coding in this day and age, and having somebody go through the most basic of steps is so helpful for those of us how have rarely used a computer. Thank you!

[alexanderskusnov]

I don't see 'Configure -> Create Desktop Entry' on Welcome Page (community edition). It is needed for creating virtual environment.

[musiknation]

My pycharm community version is not able to install pickle

[htetminaung]

is the community version the same as edu version in pycharm?

[joeking]

So Windows users not supported then, I'll take a look at Wing.

[fritslyneborg]

You appears to be a nice guy, but really, please, keep things to the point, like this video: Should start at 1:40 - and the whole video could be 30 seconds

[rgerblick]

This would have been more helpful if it presented the installation process for other operating systems. Not all installations are as easy and straightforward as the MacOS instructions shown here. The lack of effort exhibited in this video leads me to believe that the rest of this series will not be worth my time.

[jamesearlmiller]

Sorry but I need to know how to install this on a Windows computer and your demonstration does not show this, it is useless to me.

[johnspivack]

You're a nice guy with a good manner but the video falls short. You didn't cover the Windows installation, didn't explain what the keymaps are, or how to really get started. Sorry, but I gave this video a thumbs down.

[codycross]

Nice guide and even nicer Traditional Lax stick. 🥍