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Matt Niznik: I don't follow PEP-8's 79 character rule; I use 120 :-D

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Matt Niznik: 😀That's better

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Heather Cronk: is there such a thing as one-off code?

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Steven Miller: help(math.sin) workds

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Greg Stumpf - NOAA Affiliate: I use Eclipse

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Matt Niznik: PyCharm for me. I used to use that companies other IDEs for JavaScript and PHP.

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Matt Niznik: The IntelliJ tools have a lot of great tools for Web Developers but it might be overkill for other purposes

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Imme Ebert-Uphoff: I recently switched from pycharm to vscode because of free remote login support.

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Steven Miller: what does it mean to have the vscode running?  how do we set that up?

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Imme Ebert-Uphoff: vs = visual studio

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Heather Cronk: https://code.visualstudio.com/

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Heather Cronk: we will be covering VSCode in a couple of weeks

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Imme Ebert-Uphoff: @Steve:  It's an application - for running, editing, debugging. 

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Matt Niznik: (IntelliJ being PyCharm, WebStorm, PHPStorm, etc.)

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Matt Niznik: from is very useful for things like datetime; otherwise you have to type things like datetime.datetime.now()

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Alan Brammer - NOAA Affiliate: tons of tutorials do the import *.  It's a good filter for a lazy tutorial

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Matt Niznik: Great point. Another thing to consider is if you're specific with your imports, you're giving other people who read your code a much better idea of what you'll be using. Self-documenting in a sense.

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Matt Niznik: There's a lot of import java.package.* in Java 😢

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Jenny Hand: thanks!

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Imme Ebert-Uphoff: THank you, CSEG team!