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Hi everyone I am newbie in programming.
I have just started to learn python.
I listened that it is easy to learn as well as popular screenreader NVDA is also made from python.
but, unfortunately I didn't get any accessible IDE for python.
so, I am in search of accessible IDE for python.
can any one help?
I am using NVDA screen reader
I don't want to be a dick, but is the IDE essential for you?
You could easily go with notepad and CMD.
i believe there are a few, but to be honest i might just be thinking of libraries. There is one around that is, but god I can't remember the name. I wanna say pygame but pretty sure that's actually a library, lol. You'd probably be better to go with commandline or termonal on mac anyway, a lot simpler.
pygame is a library yes.
I have no clue if pycharm though is accessible.
I don't think it is either, but worth a shot
I think Notepad++ can be configured to quickly excecute python scripts. Another one is PythonWin which comes with Pywin32, in tests with NVDA it seemed to detect the console and script windows, but seemed a bit janky. Other than those, as others have pointed out its fairly easy to just use a simple text editor and run your scripts on the command line, like "python yourscript.py".
I don't use an IDE, I used to write my python code in a text editor, and run my code from the command line.
To answer the original question.
If you really, really want an ide, there's Eclipse. Eclipse is an ide originally made for java but later the made a version for python two.
http://www.pydev.org/
and there exists many tutorials for how to configurate eclipse to run python.
Hope this helps 
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