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Hey, for today's programming tool, we're going to talk about ideas, code editors and text editors

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with a focus on ideas and exactly with a focus on the pie chart.

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I'd.

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So first of all, I want to explain you the difference between it is called editors and text editors.

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What you're looking at is a text editor program.

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This is Notepad on Windows.

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The sole purpose of this program is to allow you to view and edit text files.

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And by text files we also mean like that P files, because these are also text files, but with a dot

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P extension.

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So it is possible to program in a text editor.

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The problem is that you don't have syntax highlighting in a text editor.

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So as you can see, compared to poor, we don't see different colors for different coat elements.

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So in penchant, for example, we have the same color for variables.

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And then we have another color for functions and so on.

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That is not the case when you're using a text editor.

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So if you want to make your life harder than feel free to use a text editor.

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Otherwise, the next in line is called Editors.

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Code editors are things like Visual Studio codes, which I'll demonstrate you here.

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So this is Visual Studio Code.

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This is called a code editor.

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I'll explain.

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You know the difference between a text editor and the code editor and the difference between a code

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editor and an idea.

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So as you can see, the code is highlighted here.

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So Visual Studio Code, which is the code editor program here, is able to recognize Python code and

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it knows that it needs to use a particular color for functions such as input and print and so on, and

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another color for variables so that it makes it visibly easier for the programmer to read the code.

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Another example of a code editor is Atom, so you don't need to install these programs.

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I'm just mentioning them here so that you know the difference between these tools and power charm.

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So this is atom.

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It's another code editor similar to Visual Studio Code.

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It also gives you a syntax highlighting.

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And then we have ideas such as power charm.

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So an idea has all the features that text editors have and all the features that code editors have.

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Plus they have some tools, which makes programming easier.

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And these tools are particularly used when you get more advanced, a more advanced programmer, and

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you really, really have the need to use these tools.

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For example, Power Charm has a debugger which we will cover later.

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You'll know how to use the debugger.

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It makes it easier to fix box to find and fix bugs in your programs.

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So to find problems and you also have code completion in point charm.

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So when you're writing, when you're writing code, for example, this dot part charm will suggest to

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you what methods to you can use with lists.

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So that is something that text editors don't have.

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Code editors can also have one or another from these features.

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So for example.

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Visual Studio Code also has a debugger.

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So there isn't really a very defined border between an idea and a code editor, at least nowadays.

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So in Visual Studio Code, for example, although it is officially known as a code editor, it does

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have a lot of features that are these have.

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However, my recommendation is to use poor charm as the IDE, because unlike the other code editors

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and its power charm is exclusively built for Python.

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So basically you can refer to other programs as a Swiss knife where which are built for different languages,

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including Python.

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And Python is designed for around Python and it's really makes things easier for a programmer.

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So now I want to focus on explaining your charm.

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As you can see, Python is constructed of the editor area, which is this area here where we write the

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code and then we have the directory tree.

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Which is the place where we see the directories and the files for our project.

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And then we have the terminal, which can be switched on with this botany terminal.

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The terminal can be used to interact with the operating system.

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So with Windows or Mac, wherever you you're using and you can interact using commands, so you can

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copy files from one place to another, you can delete files, etc..

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So that is something we will not cover right now.

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You rarely need to do those things, but the terminal is just there.

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An integrated part of the i.t.

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We also have the Python council.

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Nvidia, which I explained already.

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So you can use this to interact with Python.

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Line by line.

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And then we have this debugger, which I'll cover later, as I explained, and then we have the run

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button to run the code.

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So those are the main.

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Features of the I.D. to change the settings of your picture, you can go to file and then settings on

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Mac.

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You can access settings with a shortcut cmd and a comma on windows.

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This is a shortcut.

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So if you press that.

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These are all the sections for the settings.

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So you have settings for the appearance and behavior, key map editor, etc. Let's look at appearance

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and behaviour and you, if you click under appearance here, you can change the font of all the elements

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but the code itself.

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So if I change this to for example, 12, I press enter.

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And then I press.

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Okay.

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Here.

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What we will get is these elements of the program of the ID will get smaller, but the code stays the

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same.

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So if you want to change the font of your code.

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Then you want to go to settings again and you won't go to appearance, but you want to go to Ed.

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So there you are accessing this Ed area here and you want to go to Font and then here you can change

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the font of your picture.

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So if I go to 14 and I press apply, then you'll see that the code here is going to get smaller.

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So choose whatever you feel comfortable with.

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But I would suggest not to get lost in a downward spiral with changing settings on your ID because I

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know how it works.

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You just get distracted and you forget to code.

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You get distracted with optimizing your ID, so please try to control that.

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I'll put this again to 20.

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And the other thing I want to show you is you can change the the theme of your ID under appearance and

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behavior appearance and the theme you have these four to choose from.

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So if you want a light theme, you can choose that.

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Dracula is the default theme.

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One important setting you might want to look at is the project setting.

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So projects, in my case it is Python projects.

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That is the name of my project of my directory Python projects.

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In your case it could be different.

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So if you click that you'll see this python interpreter and python structure or you can expand it and

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you'll see the same thing here.

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So Python interpreter if you go there and here now.

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This is the python interpreter that is executing your code.

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So when you run that triangle button, that triangle button uses the interpreter, which is selected

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in this setting here to run your code.

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So in my case, this is Python 3.10.

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This is what I have installed in this machine.

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So if you have multiple Python installations, you will see multiple interpreters here listed.

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So you want to select the one that is probably the latest version to add another interpreter.

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You can go to this settings gear icon and go to add.

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And then you want to go to new environment so you don't have to do this.

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Now I'm just mentioning it.

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Maybe you need it later.

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So new environments and then you select here the base interpreter, which is again the latest version.

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So that will create will select a new interpreter.

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It will not install Python in your machine.

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You just select that interpreter to be used for position.

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So I'm going to press cancel because I have an interpreter now.

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Now these are packages which will cover later.

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Python packages.

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So just leave it as it is now.

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Then we have some advanced settings in here which are not covered now.

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So it's about the debugger, several settings, several settings about that.

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You have languages and frameworks.

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This is also a bit advanced.

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You don't need to change this under tools you also have.

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Optional things like space, which is a feature of par charm.

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It gives you collaboration solutions.

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So I will not cover that either.

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So the most important settings to be aware of was appearance and behavior editor and project here.

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Under plug ins.

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You have power or plug ins which allow you to make posture more advanced so you can add basically new

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features to it.

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For example, one plug in, I'd like you I would like to suggest to use you can search for power and

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power mode to is the plug in I want you to consider installing so if I install this.

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Accept.

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And then I press.

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Okay.

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Wait a while.

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And to be able to activate the plugin, I want to close platform and open it again.

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And after I have resorted by charm, I can quote something and you'll see the sparks.

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So that's good to make coding more fun.

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More interactive.

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Perhaps some people like it.

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Some people hate it.

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If it didn't activate for you, try it.

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Tools and to power mode.

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So try that and try again to code to see those sparks so again to if you go to file settings.

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Under plug ins.

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Installed.

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Now under installed, you'll see that this power mode too is installed as a plugin.

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To change the settings of power modes.

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You can go to appearance and behavior and then click on power mode to than you can.

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For example, you can disable the flames and just have the sparks again.

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It's just not to get lost with these optimizations.

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So just allocate a maximum of 5 minutes changing the settings and then go on and start coding again

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so you can press.

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Okay to apply those changes.

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Another cool feature of chart I wanted to show you, which is very handy, is if you have two files,

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for example, another file, let's say this is main one and you have main and main one.

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And if main for example, is a bit different from main one.

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So you have coded in different files and you have made some changes.

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You can compare the two files, you can select both of them with shift and then right click and go to

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compare files, which is at the end here.

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That should show this window view.

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So here on the left, we have main pie.

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You can see the file name in here.

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And here on the right, we have main one dot pie.

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Highlighted in green is the new line that this file has.

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So you can easily see the differences between the two.

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You can scroll up and down to see all the differences.

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In this case we only have this difference.

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This line is extra here in this main one that P file.

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You can close that view by pressing that.

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And you go back to Maine that point.

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And so that was an introduction.

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All the differences between text editors called editors and ideas, and also an introduction to Power

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Charm.

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We looked at some settings, so you are now probably more familiar with Power Charm.

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Thanks a lot for following and I'll see you later.