PySchool is a free and open-source Python distribution intended primarily for students who learn Python and data analysis, but it can also used by scientists, engineering, and data scientists.
It includes more than 150 Python packages (full edition) including numpy, pandas, scipy, sympy, keras, scikit-learn, matplotlib, seaborn, beautifulsoup4...
Features
- Multiple editions for all needs (slim, lite, essential, standard, full).
- Python installation according PEP 514 (automatically detected by IDEs like PyCharm, PyDev for Eclipse...).
- Installable and Portable versions.
- Possibility to install multiple PySchool distributions (different Python version: 3.8, 3.9.../ architecture: 32bit, 64bit) on the same machine, without affecting other Python installations on your system.
- Includes Visual Studio Code, ptpython the advanced Python REPL, Jupyter Notebook, Jupyter Lab, Thonny IDE, QtDesigner,...
- Context menu entries to open python files, open or convert notebook documents, open directory with jupyter notebook, create new "Python File" or new "Notebook" document...
- Standard folder browser dialog to select working directory for Jupyter Notebook and Jupyter Lab.
- IDLE: 13 new highlighting theme / "Ctrl + plus" to Zoom In / "Ctrl + minus" to Zoom Out / "Ctrl + L" to Clear Shell Window.
- Visual Studio Code ready for Python development with all required extensions and carefully chosen settings.
- Thonny IDE: "Ctrl + Q" to toggle comment, "Ctrl + Shift + F" to format code, Format on save, new setting to choose Python formatter: autopep8, black or yapf.
License
MIT LicenseFollow PySchool
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if this is an open source project then where is the source code ?