JetBrains PyCharm Professional 2022.3.3 Crack

JetBrains PyCharm Professional Crack is an IDE developed by JetBrains since 2010. Yes, the same company that developed IntelliJ, the de-facto default for Java. It costs $89 per year for private people which is pretty expensive if you just get your feet wet with Python. It’s pretty cheap if you consider that the editor/IDE is one of the most important tools of a professional software developer.

It is used by many Python developers as one can see in the number of StackOverflow questions (12,455), in the 2019 Jetbrains Survey, and the 2019 StackOverflow survey.

Speed

It takes roughly 9 seconds on my ThinkPad T490s to start. Sublime Text takes less than a second. JetBrains PyCharm Professional Crack also has this annoying “do you really want to close me” pop-up. When you close it, it automatically saves the document — but the edit history will be gone. This means you cannot to Ctrl+Z to undo edits.

When you create a new file, you have to decide first which type it has, which name it has, and where it should be stored. In Sublime Text, you just start typing.

The User Interface

In the screenshot above you can see how PyCharm typically looks for me. As PyCharm allows quite a bit of customization, you have to say it like this. Let’s go through the components of the UI:

• The editor dominates the view. It supports syntax highlighting, shows the line numbers in the gutter, and the scroll bar indicates where it found warnings (yellow) and errors (red).
• To the left of the editor, there is a file explorer.
• To the right of the editor, there are two minimized elements that are pretty cool: A database explorer and the SciView. We will come to those later.
• In the footer, there are also minimized elements. I like the problems and the terminal section.

Find Action

Find Action allows you to search for any menu. No more searching in deeply nested menus. It is similar to the Command Palette in Sublime Text.

If you have the Sublime Text key bindings, you can open the dialogue with Ctrl+Shift+P . It looks like this:

In contrast to Sublime Text, PyCharm does not do a fuzzy search here.

Key bindings: Customizable Shortcuts!

If you go to File → Settings ( Ctrl+Alt+S ) and then to Keymap, you can select the defaults of other editors like Sublime Text. This makes a switch pretty easy. You also have a nice interface to set key bindings.

Distraction-Free Mode and Zen Mode

Shift+F11 switches in distraction-free mode. You just see the code. No mini-map, no file explorer, no footer. This is helpful if you want to show another developer something. The Zen mode is even better 😃

Autocompletion

The autocompletion of PyCharm works well. PyCharm obviously makes use of type annotations 🎉

PyCharm also gives you hints when you create a new class or use a function:

Jump to Definition

F12 shows you the usage of the symbol under your cursor and brings you to the declaration of classes, methods, and functions. In contrast to Sublime Text, this works flawlessly in PyCharm.

Debugging

PyCharm comes with a proper debugger. Have a look at the following image:

You can set a breakpoint at the line you’re interested in by clicking next to it (1). Then you click on the “debug” icon (2). PyCharm opens a variable explorer (3). Now you can decide if you want to step over / step into / step into my code / step out (4). It’s simple to use, but extremely valuable if you don’t have a clue what is going on.

Conclusion

JetBrains PyCharm Professional 2022.3.3 Crack Professional is an amazing IDE for professional Python developers. I love that they have nice autocompletion, can jump to definitions, and have a working spell-checker integrated. The debugger is also sometimes super helpful.