Rather than use two different programs, wouldn’t better have it all in just one place? That’s what an IDE is ready for. You can’t execute your program in a text editor like this, so you must use a prompt command to do it. When you finish, you’ll need to run your code. For instance, imagine that you are coding in any text editor like well known Windows notepad. So why would choose a traditional IDE instead of a notepad? Towards this topic will move on in the later part of an article.
For example, debugging your code is also possible in Jupyter Notebook. It’s a coding tool which allows you to write, test, and debug your code in an easier way, as they typically offer code completion or code insight by highlighting, resource management, debugging tools… so all in all, just making things simpler for you! And even though the IDE is a strictly defined concept, it’s starting to be redefined as other tools such as notebooks start gaining more and more features that traditionally belong to IDEs. IDE stands for Integrated Development Environment. But first… What exacly do you mean with IDE?
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