Visual Studio Code or PyCharm?
I want to use Python for my website for things like the login system, etc., but most tutorials use PyCharm for Python. Does it have any advantages over Visual Studio Code, or is it the same?
I want to use Python for my website for things like the login system, etc., but most tutorials use PyCharm for Python. Does it have any advantages over Visual Studio Code, or is it the same?
@echo off title SMB Bruteforce – by Linux color 0a echo Die eingegebenen Daten sind fuer den Zielrechner. echo. set /p ip="Enter IP Address: " set /p user="Enter Username: " set /p wordlist="Enter Password List: " set /a count=1 for /f %%a in (%wordlist%) do ( set pass=%%a call :attempt ) echo Password not Found…
The shopping cart currently overwrites the existing quantity when a product is added again. How can I do this? <?php session_start(); include 'db.php'; // Check if a product_id is set in the URL if (isset($_GET['id_product'])) { $id_product = $_GET['id_product']; // Prepare and execute query to fetch product details $stmt = $conn->prepare("SELECT * FROM products WHERE…
This is what it looks like. I should actually click the blue "Create project" button in the bottom right, but I can't click it. Does anyone have any idea what might be causing this and how to fix it? Google didn't help either.
Hi, I saw on YouTube that you can talk in Minecraft Bedrock using a program called Voicecraft. I was just wondering if I could set this up on PC in Minecraft Bedrock and use it on the PS5 or Xbox? (My friends all play on console and I need a voice mod for Minecraft Bedrock….
Can anyone tell me whether programming tasks that currently require a computer scientist can be replaced by AI in the near future? (10-12 years) I might want to train as an IT specialist for systems integration (or mathematical/technical software developer) and I'm worried that it's dying out. Thanks for your answers in advance.
It is not, of course, “think”, but the functionality is essentially the same.
With VS code, it is screwed together from various plugins, with Pycharm the most is already ready for fixation.
As a beginner, you shouldn’t be too busy with these tools (one of the many problems of Youtube tutorials). It’s about your code. So take what’s more convenient to you or what less distracts you from the code.
PyCharm is a full IDE during VSCode itself only an editor, but has many possibilities for extension. In the end, both are very powerful tools. PyCharm brings more things from home by default, but also something overloaded. Try both and look what you like better