[Edu-sig] Python editors for newbies?

[Matthew Schinckel]

I've been using Komodo, which whilst it isn't open source, has a free
version.  The full version, replete with Debugger, SCM and more, can
be set up as an Educational License, which is free if you meet certain
conditions.

It's cross-platform, and quite good.

http://www.activestate.com

I am in no way affiliated with ActiveState.  Other than being a customer.

On 24/07/07, Clare Richardson <clare at girlstart.org> wrote:
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> I'd like to get some opinions on the different Python editors and how well
> they work for teaching Python as a first programming language.  We're
> thinking about using Dr. Python, since I'd like to keep away from the
> command line.  Thoughts?
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