We can also run any Python code that is entered directly in the IPython Console. For example, we can type print("Hello") and see the output. Or, we can try some math operations and see the …

Spyder’s documentation provides a variety of resources that will help you learn how to use the application and explore each one of its panes. These include video tutorials, in-depth …

Spyder can optionally highlight syntax errors, style issues, and other potential problems with your code in the Editor, which can help you spot bugs quickly and make your code easier to read …

Spyder’s debugger offers syntax highlighting, code completion and command history, which work exactly like they do in the normal interactive interpreter. Use the up and down arrows to recall …

Optimizing your code# Learn how to optimize your code using the Profiler. Use the Profiler to find bottlenecks in your programs. Run profiling on a file in the Editor or elsewhere on your …

You can also write your code or in the Editor (the pane that occupies the entire left side of Spyder). If you use the Editor, you can run the code by selecting it and pressing the Run …

Spyder’s code analyzer is powered by the best-in-class Pylint back-end, which can intelligently detect an enormous and customizable range of potential errors, bad practices, quality issues, …

Q: How do I install Python packages to use within Spyder if I downloaded Spyder from the standalone installers? Watch our video on using additional packages or follow the instructions …

The Editor’s key features include syntax highlighting (pygments); real-time code and style analysis (pyflakes and pycodestyle); on-demand completion, calltips and go-to-definition features (rope …

Here you will find an interactive tour that will guide you through Spyder’s interface. You’ll get familiar with the most important parts of the IDE, especially those we’ll be mentioning …