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Pycharm – Keymaps ”; Previous Next PyCharm includes various Keymaps to show the most-used commands in the editor. This chapter discusses Keymaps in detail. You can find the list of Keymaps available in the file menu Help -> Keymap Reference as shown in the screenshot given below − You can find the list of Keymaps and the available shortcuts in PDF format as shown below − Note − The default Keymap for Windows and Linux operating systems is default, while in Mac OS the default Keymap is OSX 10.5. You can also view the list of Keymaps available using the Settings option in Windows and Linux Operating system (Preferences in Mac OS) as shown in the screenshot given below − The default Keymap includes various sections for Editor Actions, Main Menu, Tool Windows, External tools, Version Control System, Macros, Quick Lists, Plug-ins and Other options as well. Print Page Previous Next Advertisements ”;

Pycharm Tutorial PDF Version Quick Guide Resources Job Search Discussion PyCharm is the most popular IDE for Python, and includes great features such as excellent code completion and inspection with advanced debugger and support for web programming and various frameworks. PyCharm is created by Czech company, Jet brains which focusses on creating integrated development environment for various web development languages like JavaScript and PHP. Audience This tutorial has been prepared for Python developers who focus on using IDE with complete package of running, debugging and creating projects in various python frameworks. Also, interested learners with a basic knowledge of any IDE can take up this tutorial. Prerequisites Before proceeding with this tutorial, you need a basic knowledge of any integrated development environment of Python like Sublime Text or most popular IDE like NetBeans. If you are a beginner, we suggest you to go through tutorials related to these topics first before proceeding further on this tutorial. Print Page Previous Next Advertisements ”;

Pycharm – Macros ”; Previous Next The difference between a macro and Omni is subtle in PyCharm Editor. Omni allows you to go to the exact location of editor or a specified place of code with no particular significance. Macro on the other hand allows the user to navigate through functions and classes or particular class method. Navigate Macro Observe the following screenshot for a better understanding of Navigate macro − The Navigate -> Declaration helps to show declaration, type declaration and to define super methods. Various attributes included in the type declaration are shown below − However, there is an issue with this macro, if a user tries to go to the declaration of a .so object for example, navigating from datetime module to select module, then each time it will encounter the stub file. Search Everywhere It helps to search the classes and associated methods. It includes the option to search with Google as well. Each of these parts includes a shortcut key combination next to its section name. Search Everywhere is a gateway to other search actions available in PyCharm. Print Page Previous Next Advertisements ”;

Pycharm – Installation ”; Previous Next In this chapter, you will learn in detail about the installation process of PyCharm on your local computer. Steps Involved You will have to follow the steps given below to install PyCharm on your system. These steps show the installation procedure starting from downloading the PyCharm package from its official website to creating a new project. Step 1 Download the required package or executable from the official website of PyCharm https://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm/download/#section=windowsHere you will observe two versions of package for Windows as shown in the screenshot given below − Note that the professional package involves all the advanced features and comes with free trial for few days and the user has to buy a licensed key for activation beyond the trial period. Community package is for free and can be downloaded and installed as and when required. It includes all the basic features needed for installation. Note that we will continue with community package throughout this tutorial. Step 2 Download the community package (executable file) onto your system and mention a destination folder as shown below − Step 3 Now, begin the installation procedure similar to any other software package. Step 4 Once the installation is successful, PyCharm asks you to import settings of the existing package if any. This helps in creating a new project of Python where you can work from the scratch. Note that unlike other IDEs, PyCharm only focusses on working with projects of Python scripting language. Print Page Previous Next Advertisements ”;

Pycharm – Shortcuts ”; Previous Next Shortcuts are the combinations of keys being used to perform a set of activities. You can find the list of PyCharm shortcuts in Keymaps guide reference. Finding Shortcut The list of shortcuts is available in the following option Help -> Find Action menu where it pops up with a shortcut window. You can see the shortcut window as shown here − The shortcut includes a list of Identifiers, shortcuts with functions and option menu bar.For example, View Navigation Bar includes toggle ON and OFF which displays the navigation bar as per the value set (ON and OFF). Print Page Previous Next Advertisements ”;

Pycharm – Web Frameworks ”; Previous Next This chapter focusses on web frameworks and its deployment. PyCharm has a simple functionality to deploy code and files. To deploy code with PyCharm, we need to add a web server with Menu Option Settings -> Build, Execution-> Deployment. Now, include all the settings with various configurations required for deployment of the project. In the Mappings tab, a user can specify where the local code is and where it should be copied to remotely. The code can be deployed using Tools -> Deployment option under the Tools menu bar. Deployment in PyCharm is very granular: a user can deploy one single file or the whole source code. PyCharm also includes various actions to compare remote and local versions. The editor is more reliable to use automatic deployments and a version control system to compare local and remote versions. Print Page Previous Next Advertisements ”;

Pycharm – Omni ”; Previous Next Omni is the section in PyCharm which deals into anywhere from any place. It includes various tools for a user to move from one place to another. It helps in such a scenario that you need to quickly move from one project directory into another. This chapter will familiarize you with the functionalities of Omni. Functionalities The Navigate menu describes the functionalities involved in Omni. This section discusses these in detail − Class This helps to navigate from one class to another in a mentioned project. This is very helpful to navigate through a list of classes. Back This option helps to move backwards from the existing state. The shortcut key is Ctrl+Alt+Left. Forward It works similar to the back option. However, the functionality is completely vice-versa. Print Page Previous Next Advertisements ”;

Pycharm – Understanding Basics ”; Previous Next This chapter will discuss the basics of PyCharm and make you feel comfortable to begin working in PyCharm editor. When you launch PyCharm for the first time, you can see a welcome screen with entry points to IDE such as − Creating or opening the project Checking out the project from version control Viewing the documentation Configuring the IDE Recall that in the last chapter, we created a project named demo1 and we will be referring to the same project throughout this tutorial. Now we will start creating new files in the same project to understand the basics of PyCharm Editor. The above snapshot describes the project overview of demo1 and the options to create a new file. Let us create a new file called main.py. The code included in main.py is as follows − y = 3 def print_stuff(): print (“Calling print_stuff”) print (y) z = 4 print (z) print(“exiting print_stuff”) print_stuff() # we call print_stuff and the program execution goes to (***) print(y) # works fine print (z) # NameError!!! The code created in the file main.py using PyCharm Editor is displayed as shown below − This code can be run within IDE environment. The basic demonstration of running a program is discussed below − Note that we have included some errors within the specified code such that console can execute the code and display output as the way it is intended to. Print Page Previous Next Advertisements ”;

Pycharm – JavaScript Support ”; Previous Next In this chapter, we will focus on main features in using JavaScript in PyCharm editor. When a user implements JavaScript library through URL, PyCharm intends to download a local copy so it can be used for completion and code analysis. Consider the sample code of our HTML file as shown below, which we created in the previous chapter − For each HTML file or JavaScript file, you can check the external libraries loaded through Settings configuration of PyCharm Editor. Observe the screenshot shown below for a better understanding − Note that you cannot see any library unless you download and implement it. PyCharm also includes JavaScript support of various libraries through a toolbox called JS Toolbox. The following screenshot shows this. It also includes various attributes which are necessary for the JavaScript file configuration. The list of attributes and configurations is shown below − Observe that it includes various parameters such as Unit test suffix, File suffix, View suffix, Search URL and the specific Root directory. Print Page Previous Next Advertisements ”;

Pycharm – Django ”; Previous Next One of the features of PyCharm is that it includes a support for Django. With the ability of including JavaScript features within PyCharm, it can be considered as the best IDE for Django. The basic steps for creating a Django project in PyCharm IDE are given below − If the EnableDjangoadmin option is enabled, PyCharm will setup the admin site for you. Template Debugging Debugging works with Django and Jinja templates. We can inspect variables, step through code, and do what we expect in a debugger. Print Page Previous Next Advertisements ”;