Kite Plugin for Pycharm
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Kite integrates with PyCharm for the ultimate autocomplete experience while coding in Python. From Intelligent Snippets to Line-of-Code Completions, Kite helps you code faster while staying in flow.
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1Ranked completions
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2Line-of-Code Completions
Jump further ahead with Line-of-Code Completions that complete full function calls.
3Intelligent Snippets
Write code faster by tabbing through automated code snippets.
PyCharm + Kite
% of expressions having at least one completion
Sources: Code analyzed from the following repos: Typical Project, Numpy Project, Tensorflow Project.
| PyCharm | PyCharm + Kite | |
| Completions seen by user | 65-70% of expressions | 87-95% of expressions |
| Intelligent Snippets | No | Yes, provides snippets as you type |
| Line-of-Code completions | No | Yes, completes multiple tokens instantly |
| Ranked completions | Sometimes | Always |
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- Kite gives you more docs at the click of a keyboard
shortcut while you’re coding
More detail across more docs
- Get the top attributes for types
- See function signatures and example call patterns
- Find all the top members for modules
How Others Used This
- Browse hints based on how other professionals have
Supported Versions
- PyCharm Community and Ultimate – 2018.1 and higher
- IntelliJ Community and Ultimate also supported when the Python plugin is enabled
- WebStorm – 2018.1 and higher
Supported OS
- macOS 10.12 and higher
- Windows 7 and higher
- Linux 64-bit x86 systems
- View Kite for PyCharm help docs.
- Need more help? Visit our Github repo.
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Setting up
The Terminal
The Terminal, also sometimes called the Command Line or the Command Prompt on Windows, is a text-based interface for operating your computer. We'll be using it a bit throughout the quarter in order to run our programs, so make sure you know how to open the Terminal on your computer. This website explains how to find the Terminal application on your computer, as well as some further details on what you can do with it. You don't need to worry too much about those details just yet, although you're free to peruse them if you'd like. As we go through the quarter, we'll explore the capabilities of the terminal in much greater depth.
Installing Python
In order to be able to run Python programs on your computer, you need to install a Python Interpreter. An interpreter is a program that is capable of reading a .py file that you have written, and translating the Python code in that file to instructions that your computer can easily execute. Begin by downloading Python:
- Windows 64-bit installer (If you're using a relatively new Windows computer, download this file)
- Windows 32-bit installer (If you're using an older Windows computer, download this file)
Note: Macs come with a version of Python installed, but this is an older version of Python (specifically, Python 2). CS 106A requires the use of Python 3, so make sure to follow these instructions even if you think you already have Python installed. If you require the use of Python 2 for other work, you can still install Python 3, which exists alongside Python 2 rather than replacing it.
- Open the downloaded Python installer file and follow the default instructions.
- Open up your terminal application.
- Type
python3and press enter. You should see something that looks like this:
- Open the downloaded file. Before installing, there should be an option that says 'Add Python 3.7 in PATH'. Make sure to check this box. Then, continue installing normally.
- Open up the command prompt.
- Type
pyand press enter. You should see something that looks like this: