Paul Everitt

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Created August 23, 2016 17:56

Python code can have any type added to a list. For example, you might do list.append(33) before your loop. Python and PyCharm can't do code completion in there because arrays don't have fixed-type ...
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Created August 17, 2016 11:21

Yes, your analysis is correct. Feel free to ask any other questions.
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Created August 06, 2016 21:39

It's true that PyCharm doesn't bundle all of the plugins available in the other IDEs. We're still working on getting the Docker support updated to the new-style in the beta. But perhaps you could m...
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Created August 06, 2016 21:34

I just tried to recreate this and was unable to. Can you try the following: Create a file hello.py Inside, have print('hello') as the only line (meaning, it will fail under 2.7) Right click in the...
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Created July 30, 2016 06:34

To date we've shied away from trying to support more of the various deployment services. Adding Docker proved to consume a bunch of effort and it was a struggle to get it right. And now, everything...
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Created July 25, 2016 16:49

The duplicates for jdk.table.xml is inside the one file, not multiple files. Meaning, look for <jdk> entries in there that point to the same interpreter.
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Created July 24, 2016 16:53

From what I've seen, putting Linux on a Chromebook is the only option for low-cost Chromebooks. At the same time, the performance might not be adequate (processor, RAM, I/O), nor the battery life.
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Created July 24, 2016 16:22

Nope, the IntelliJ family of IDEs isn't supported on Chrome OS.
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Created July 24, 2016 09:09

Are you sure that you are pointed to the same interpreter in PyCharm that you used to install PySide? Take a look at Preferences -> Python Interpreter and see if pyside shows up in the installed pa...
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Created June 08, 2016 14:38

The + sign in the project interpreter window show Python packages listed on PyPI, the Python package index. You don't need to install pygame from PyPI, as you already downloaded (and presumably ins...
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