PyCharm IDE Crash Course

Learn how to play around PyCharm to run Python projects and libraries.

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Description

PyCharm is a Python IDE that provides smart code completion, code inspections, on-the-fly error highlighting, and quick fixes. It has two versions, Professional and Community. The PyCharm Community version is free and open-source. In this tutorial, we will work around the free and open-source PyCharm Community version.

This PyCharm Tutorial is for students, engineers, and professionals. Beginning with the introduction, you will learn how to set the environment for PyCharm and start working with it to create new projects and run Python programs. We have also shown how to work around 6 Python libraries on PyCharm.  Step-by-step lessons are provided covering topics, which will help you in preparing basic to advanced-level Python programming on PyCharm.


** Lessons **

  1. PyCharm Introduction & Editions

  2. Intall PyCharm on Windows

  3. Install PyCharm on Mac

  4. Install PyCharm on Linux

  5. Configure Python Interpreter on PyCarm

  6. Setup Numpy on PyCharm

  7. Setup Pandas on PyCharm

  8. Setup Matplotlib on PyCharm

  9. Setup Seaborn on PyCharm

  10. Setup SciPy on PyCharm

  11. Setup PyGame on PyCharm

  12. Set Dark Theme on PyCharm

  13. Change fonts on PyCharm

  14. Rename a project on PyCharm

  15. Increase the font size of editor

  16. Update any Python library on PyCharm

  17. How to uninstall a library on PyCharm IDE

  18. Update PyCharm on Windows


***Python Version***

We have covered Python 3 and all the examples are being implemented on PyCharm,  a free and open-source Python IDE.


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What You Will Learn!

  • Learn to work with PyCharm to run Python projects
  • Learn to work with Python Libraries on PyCharm
  • Customize the PyCharm appearnce
  • Play around PyCharm to learn the IDE
  • Be able to program in Python professionally using PyCharm
  • Gain an in-depth understanding of PyCharm IDE

Who Should Attend!

  • Those who want to code in Python
  • Those who want to enhance their Python Programming Skills.
  • Those who want an easier interface to run Python