Master Pycharm IDE | Become a Productive Python developer

Discover PyCharm, the JetBrains IDE, and its features, including coding editor with auto-completion and syntax highlighting, smart navigation and refactoring, web support, built-in debugger, terminal, and test-driven development.

Explore the PyCharm interface featuring the project area, coding editor, output console, terminal, and Python console to create, run, and customize Python files.

Install Presentation Assistant, learn keymaps, and master keyboard shortcuts in PyCharm to boost productivity today.

Customize fonts in PyCharm by adjusting the editor font (JetBrains Mono by default), font size, and line height with live previews, and configure the console font with apply and ok.

Learn to change PyCharm themes using the quick switch scheme (Ctrl+Tilde) and preview options, cycling among IntelliJ Light, Darcula, Monokai, Twilight, and Github.

Learn how to customize PyCharm's windows to boost productivity by using view modes—dock pinned, dock unpinned, undock, float, and window—and store layout as default or restore the default layout.

Learn to navigate PyCharm with keyboard shortcuts, switching windows and files via arrow keys, Enter, and Escape. Enable tool window numbers and use command/alt shortcuts for quick access.

Learn how PyCharm handles imports, auto-complete, and contextual actions to import classes from different packages. See how unused imports are detected and removed with optimize imports to keep code clean.

Master the PyCharm shortcuts to duplicate lines with Ctrl+D or Command+D, delete lines with Ctrl+Y or Command+Delete, and expand or shrink code selections using option up arrow or Ctrl+W.

Boost your PyCharm productivity with editing shortcuts. Toggle case with shift+command+u, insert a new line with command+option+enter, and reformat code with option+command+l.

Learn to move lines, statements, and blocks of code in PyCharm using shortcuts to reposition methods and loops efficiently.

Discover postfix completion in PyCharm and learn to generate code with fewer keystrokes, boosting your Python productivity using templates like a.if, a.len, and a.print.

Learn to expand and collapse code in PyCharm using folding shortcuts to hide long methods and classes, with recursive expand/collapse and expand all or collapse all features.

Refactor code efficiently with PyCharm by using rename and preview features to update classes, variables, methods, and packages across a project with minimal errors.

Learn how to change method signatures in PyCharm, using Change Signature to add, reorder, or rename parameters and update all usages with default values through the refactor workflow.

Convert a Python file to a package and back to a module using PyCharm refactor options, with examples of test.py becoming a package and vice versa.

Boost code readability by extracting strings into variables, methods, parameters, constants, or a superclass using PyCharm’s refactor tools. Learn Mac and Windows shortcuts to apply these extractions.

Learn inline refactoring in PyCharm to replace variables and small methods by inlining code at the call site, improving readability and reducing unnecessary declarations.

Learn to comment and uncomment code in PyCharm using single line and block methods. Toggle with shortcuts such as Command+Forward slash on Mac and Ctrl+Forward slash on Windows.

Navigate PyCharm efficiently by using shortcuts for end or beginning of line, move one word at a time, and scroll through a file for quick code reviews.

Navigate a PyCharm project using shortcuts for search, class and file access, and recent locations. Learn to jump to lines, access actions, and return to recent files and locations.

Configure Git with PyCharm by enabling version control integration and initializing a Git repository in your project, then access commit, push, and pull from the PyCharm interface.

Clone a remote git repository in PyCharm from version control, using the repo URL and choosing the local target directory.

Learn to manage git in PyCharm: add files to staging, commit with messages, and push changes. Use diffs and annotations to review edits.

Learn to debug Python code with PyCharm by setting breakpoints, running in debug mode, inspecting variables, stepping over and into code, and evaluating expressions.

Configure PyCharm and set up pytest for Python projects, organize tests in a dedicated tests folder, generate tests quickly, and run and filter results with integrated tooling.

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