After two months of material sorting, writing and polishing, I finally finished a book named PyCharm Chinese Guide last weekend.
When I finished writing it, I was excited because it would be the first Chinese tutorial that systematically introduced the use of PyCharm.
It works not only for a newcomer to Python who is not yet in PyCharm, but also for a Python veteran, so these tips aren’t that hard, but you just don’t have time to study them.
After staying in for so long, I went to see a movie to relax the other night.
Let me tell you a little bit about this book.
The book is divided into nine chapters, nearly 200 pages in PDF, and 300 images. The chapters are arranged to fit the beginner’s path and are useful for beginners and veterans alike.
The first chapter
PyCharm is a professional version of PyCharm that you can unzip and use without having to install it. PyCharm is the latest version 2020.2. With this tutorial, you no longer have to hunt for registration codes and crack patches.
But…
Mingo is still worried about getting sued, and it’s never good to advertise the hack in an e-book. So WHEN I released the final version, I cut them out.
The second chapter
Once installed, dive right into the theme and learn the four ways to run code in PyCharm (surprise, there are four ways). Just learn how to run the code can not be, debugging method is certainly to master, program problems, debugging is easy to solve.
Debugging is also divided into local debugging and remote debugging.
In this section on native Debugging, I’ve covered every button in the entire debug panel in detail, so even if you’re new to PyCharm, you can learn all the debugging tricks right away.
And in the remote debugging section, it is full of dry goods, super detailed illustrations, step by step with you to configure the remote debugging environment.
The third chapter
PyCharm’s default theme color scheme is pretty ugly, so if you want to make your code feel comfortable, taking the time to configure the theme, color scheme, and code highlighting to look comfortable is definitely worth your time.
Therefore, this chapter will start from the OPTIMIZATION of the IDE visual feel, teach you how to configure the interface, the configuration of the eyes look comfortable, not so tired, efficiency naturally up.
The fourth chapter
I learned how to debug and run the code and configured the interface.
Next, it’s time to get to work, writing code.
Code editing, even if it’s just typing words into files, has a few tricks that can greatly improve your productivity.
The fifth chapter
Chapter 4 is just some basic editing skills that, after working with PyCharm for a while, are almost self-mastering, if not untaught.
However, this chapter is different. It talks about some operation skills that can really improve efficiency. It is hard to find out that PyCharm has such functions without special study.
Chapter vi
While reading the source code of some frameworks, PyCharm’s search and navigation features will make it very easy for you to read the code.
All the content in this section is the essence, read the content of this chapter, I believe you will come back to give me a thumbs up.
Chapter vii.
PyCharm supports the most popular version control systems – Git. With PyCharm, you don’t have to install a visual management tool for Git anymore.
In addition to being familiar with how to use Git in PyCharm, this chapter also introduces you to various version-related operations, all of which are very useful.
Chapter viii.
A good software must remain open and support user customization. In PyCharm, there are many useful plug-ins on the plug-in store. This chapter only introduces some plug-ins that I often use.
In addition to the plugins, PyCharm itself includes some very useful development AIDS that are worth recommending.
Chapter 9
The content in this chapter is also some in the development process, very practical skills, but not easy to categorize, simply take out a chapter to introduce.
The book has been introduced, so how to get it?
The book is open source on Github,
I’ve opened the book to Github repository, where you can download it.
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