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== IDEs ==<br />
==== IDLE ====<br />
Standard Python editor that comes with Python.<br />
Good for most small programs.<br />
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==== SPE ====<br />
To date, the most advanced non-commercial<br />
development environment<br />
<br />
==== Erik ====<br />
Powerful development environment that helps<br />
managing big projects with many files, as well as<br />
testing and debugging them.<br />
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==== Eclipse ====<br />
A Python plug-in for Eclipse exists as well.<br />
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==== PyDoc ====<br />
Creates HTML pages from the comments<br />
in a bunch of Python modules.<br />
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==== PyChecker ====<br />
Checks Python source code for common<br />
errors.<br />
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==== Rlcompleter ====<br />
Tool for the Python command line<br />
that supports Tab-expansion.<br />
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==== Jython ====<br />
A Python compiler that creates Java code.<br />
Useful to make Java and Python programs work<br />
together, and to run Python programs from a web<br />
browser.<br />
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== Keyboard shortcuts in IDLE: ==<br />
<br />
* Ctrl+] – indent a block of code.<br />
* Ctrl+[ – dedent a block of code.<br />
* Alt+3 – comment out a block of code.<br />
* Alt+4 – uncomment a block of code.<br />
* F5 – run a script.<br />
* Alt+X – check a script for syntax errors.</div>Kristian Rother