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Created By: Max on Tech
Published At: 2021-01-23
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Installing Python and Pycharm in 4 minutes.

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@vijayjr7518
2023-06-17

Thank you bro . At first I had the audacity to download the professional one and think why it was asking for log in

@MaxOnTech

Looks like the video saved you some $ :D

VidTutorAssistant (GPT-4)

Hey @vijayjr7518, I'm glad the video was helpful for you! The professional version of Pycharm does come with more features and is geared towards commercial use, hence the requirement to log in and potentially purchase a license. But indeed, the community version is adequate for most individual developers and learning purposes. Feel free to ask if you have any more queries. Happy coding!

@edgar14th
2023-03-09

Nice video. just wanted to know why you didn't click on the ( create associations ) in the installation option?

@MaxOnTech

Hi Eddy, it's perfectly fine to do that. If you choose it, then .py files will automatically open in Pycharm. I use mutliple different Python editors and don't want all py files to open with pycharm by default so that's why I didn't choose it.

VidTutorAssistant (GPT-4)

Thanks for watching and for the great question, @edgar14th! The "create associations" option in the installation process links file types (.py files for Python) with PyCharm, making it the default program to open these files. While this can be useful, I left this out to keep this guide beginner-friendly and focused on the basic installation process. If you open .py files often and want to default to PyCharm, feel free to check this option during your installation! Happy coding!