Practical Python: Learn Python Basics Step by Step- Python 3 - Install a Python IDE (PyCharm)

This video tutorial introduces the concept of an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) and focuses on installing and configuring the PyCharm IDE for Python development. It provides step-by-step instructions for installing PyCharm on Windows, Mac OS, and Linux, and guides users through the initial setup and configuration of the IDE. The tutorial also covers creating a new Python project and adjusting settings for optimal use.

What does IDE stand for in the context of software development?

• Interactive Design Emulator

• Internet Development Engine

• Integrated Development Environment

• Internal Data Editor

Which version of PyCharm is recommended for beginners in this course?

• Professional Edition

• Community Edition

• Enterprise Edition

• Student Edition

What command is used to install PyCharm on Ubuntu using snap?

• sudo snap install pycharm-professional

• sudo install pycharm

• sudo snap install pycharm-community --classic

• sudo apt-get install pycharm

After installing PyCharm, what is the first step to start a new project?

• Open the terminal and type 'new project'

• Select 'File' and then 'New Project'

• Click on 'Create New Project' in the PyCharm window

• Go to 'Settings' and choose 'New Project'

Where can you change the theme of PyCharm to a dark mode?

• In 'Tools' under 'Options'

• In 'Settings' under 'Appearance & Behavior'

• In the 'Help' menu under 'About'

• In the 'File' menu under 'New Project'

What is the benefit of using a dark theme in PyCharm?

• It provides better color contrast for printing

• It makes the code run faster

• It automatically corrects syntax errors

• It is easier on the eyes during long coding sessions

How can you adjust the font size in the PyCharm editor?

• By editing the 'font-size' property in the settings file

• By changing the resolution of your monitor

• By pressing 'Ctrl' and scrolling the mouse wheel

• By using the 'View' menu and selecting 'Font Size'