Before we proceed to Python scripting in source files, we need a code process or to write our code. Choosing a code processor to write our code. Selecting a processor is extremely important. You have to choose the processor you will use to choose a house you would buy. A good processor will help you write Python programs, mowing your jacket more comfortable and helping you stay in your destination in a much easier and safer way.
One of the basic requirements is the syntax coloring label where all the different parts of the Python pictogram are properly colored so that you can see the program and have a snapshot of its execution. Also highlighting helps us to detect any syntax errors we have made in the code because it will not be scratched as would be expected a word or a command.
For Windows users, IDLE is suggested. This IDLE makes code syntax and much more like what allows you to run your programs through IDLE among other things. Important Note: It is a bad choice because it is not editorial and it does not support the alignment of the text, which is not a very important feature in ourcase. Good processors like IDLE kai o VIM will help you in this.
For Linux / Free BSD users, there are plenty of options for the processor you will be using. If you are starting up with programming, you may want to  of Geany. It has a friendly graphical interface and buttons for the easy compilation and execution of your Python programs. However, if you like, you can rest assured that the Gedit and Kate word processors are installed by default on most Linux distributions that use GNOME or KDE respectively. Note that the processors are coloring the code in order to make it easier to read but do not provide execution work. You must run the programs outside the word processor.
Experienced developers use Vim and Emacs. These are two of the most powerful code processors and you will benefit from using them to write your Python's projects. In the event that you are willing to devise a fritter to learn Vim or Emacs then it is highly recommended to learn to use any of the 2 as they will make you a very useful course
Int his paper I will use the IDE, the IDE (Integrated Development Environment) and the code editor I have chosen. IDE is by default installed by the Python installeron Windows and OS X. It is also available for installing Python on Windows andOS X. It is also available on Linux and BSB on RETIREMENT repositories.
If you still want to explore other options for the code editor, see the list of Python processors and make your choice. You can also choose an IDE (integrated development environment) for Python. After you start writing major Python programs, the completed development environments can be extremely useful.
I reiterate that it is very important to choose a suitable Python editor because it can make writing programs to Python more fun and easy.
For Vim users, there is a good introduction to how to convert Vim to a powerful Python IDE by John M. Anderson
For Emacs users there is a good introduction to how to convert Emacs into a powerful Python IDE AS TORyan McGuire,