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Is there any available IDE for Python GTK 3, i.e. An IDE which give the programmer an auto complete feature with method Description etc.?

pomsky
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Andrew
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  • Please, see this question: http://askubuntu.com/questions/48299/what-ides-are-available-for-ubuntu. Most of the IDEs listed there have good python support. Personally, I use PyCharm. – Javier Rivera Jul 26 '12 at 09:03

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I recommend using VSCode with the Python extension installed. You can install VSCode by downloading the .deb installer and running in a terminal:

sudo apt install /path/to/vscode.deb

Then, run VSCode, hit Ctrl+P to launch VSCode Quick Open, paste the following and hit Enter to install the Python extension:

ext install ms-python.python

Another Python IDE I am using and recommend is Jupyter Lab. If you are using the Anaconda Python Distribution you can install it by running:

conda install -c conda-forge jupyterlab

If not, you can install it using pip:

pip install jupyterlab
BeastOfCaerbannog
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Try using IDLE 3

sudo apt-get install idle3 idle-python3.2

another one bypython

You might want to take a look at available tools

Ubuntu community Wiki

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atenz
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Also I like geney, it is in software center and is beginner friendly. Also there is codeblocks which is pretty good. And I saw a new one called spider the other day whitch has got some very good reviews. Python is well supported in Ubuntu so have a search in software center theres about 20 IDE s with python support just play around till you find one you like...

Mark Kirby
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Try Anjuta IDE if you want a graphical designer

sudo apt-get install anjuta anjuta-extras

Or try PyCharm jetbrains.com/pycharm if you want a smart full-featured IDE ;-)

Abdelhak Bougouffa
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