Re:why use an IDE for an interpreted language anyw
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It's not the editing, it's the debugging that makes the difference with IDEs. Generally speaking I find it much quicker and easier to inspect my objects with mouse clicks rather than by typing commands or using print statements. (Though I will resort to the latter methods in some situations.)
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It's not the editing, it's the debugging that makes the difference with IDEs. Generally speaking I find it much quicker and easier to inspect my objects with mouse clicks rather than by typing commands or using print statements. (Though I will resort to the latter methods in some situations.)