#pycharm

It’s been four months since the last version of JetBrains’ Python IDE, PyCharm, was released. Now the first version of the year has arrived: PyCharm 2020.1. The new features include an updated debugging and interactive rebasing experience for users of both the paid and free edition.

JetBrains has released PyCharm 2019.3. The latest version of the Python IDE lets you use interactive widgets for Jupyter Notebooks—if you are using the Professional Edition. For paid and free versions alike, support for additional Python language features has been added. Let’s see what all has changed.

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