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RE: My top five VS Code Extensions

in #technology5 years ago

I had my eye on PyCharm, but after reading these last few posts of yours, I'll definitely give VS Code a try and see which one I prefer. The features seem to be similar enough between the two.

One thing I like about PyCharm is code refactoring, where you can change the name of a variable or a function and it will change it everywhere it is referenced, even if it's in a different file in the same project. I imagine VS Code must have a similar feature.

I'm just starting out with programming (unless you count the BASIC programs I did in the 90s and programming my CNC machine at work), so posts like this one are very useful to me.

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VS Code has refactoring as well.

Can see what it offers here:
https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/editor/refactoring