The preface

Sublime Text3 editor was installed in the last section. If you are careful, you may find that the code you type is perfectly fine, but the error message keeps coming up, and the code is typed repeatedly and repeatedly. Then you find python difficult to learn and give up. Error like this:

Unexpected indent = unexpected indent = unexpected indent = unexpected indent = unexpected indent = unexpected indent = unexpected indent = unexpected indent = unexpected indent Since Python uses indentation to separate code blocks, your code needs to be indent. Last time I mentioned that the Sublime Text3 editor is quite powerful, but it does not indicate syntax errors in Python, so today I will teach you to install pyCharm. The PyCharm editor will also be used when writing projects behind it, so install it here and try it out. For starters, I recommend sublime Text3 as a quick way to get started and remember the basics.

Installation steps

Follow the public account “Shun Chao Society” and reply to get “more information” to obtain the pyCharm installation program and the “Activation code”. Double-click the installation program to install it

Configure permanent use of the PyCharm editor

Why configure to use the PyCharm editor permanently? The PyCharm editor is installed for the first time and you only get 30 days of free use if you do not register. Here is how to register

Copy the registration file to the bin directory of the Pycharm editor

Open the PyCharm editor

Choose free to use first

Creating a Python Project

Click Help →Edit Custom VM Options→ Add registration file path

Restart the PyCharm editor and enter the copy and paste activation code

Check whether it is used permanently

Test whether PyCharm compiles

Now that the PyCharm editor has been installed, we will start our next class to learn the basics of Python syntax. Stay tuned! For more learning materials, please pay attention to the official number!