Using PyCharm Educational Edition
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Uses PyCharm Educational Edition to deliver fill-in-the-missing-code exercises and ordinary projects side by side, run locally with an integrated console debugger and VCS and often a one-click install on student laptops. Course creator forces planning: no lesson refactoring and no file I/O in educational projects, tests convert outputs to strings, and a single bad test can block every student’s progress. Pure Python projects work for larger builds (virtual pet example) and autocomplete + error highlighting noticeably helps struggling students.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:25Whats this talk about
- 3:03What is PyCharm
- 4:16Educational Version
- 9:43Files
- 12:25Lessons
- 16:20In Practice
- 17:28Alternatives
- 19:20Why use PyCharm
- 20:08Questions
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