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I personally use an vastly prefer *Sublime Text 3* to all other options available. It's easily my favorite editor. If it didn't exist though, I'd be using *VS Code*.
Python Requirements for a Text Editor
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There are a few soft "requirements" for a text editors
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- Support for "soft tabs"
- Support for visible whitespace (this is crucial when working with Python files)
Python Requirements for a Text Editor
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Nice–to–haves:
There are a few soft "requirements" for a text editors
- Support for "rulers", which show a horizontal line at line 79, as PEP8 recommends.
- Built-in linter for showing sytax errors as you type.
- Built-in support for Flake8, which enforces PEP8 standards as you type.
- Support for "soft tabs"
- Support for visible whitespace (this is crucial when working with Python files)
Nice–to–haves:
- Support for "rulers", which show a horizontal line at line 79, as PEP8 recommends.
- Built-in linter for showing sytax errors as you type.
- Built-in support for Flake8, which enforces PEP8 standards as you type.
Sublime Text 3