Introduction to the two methods of installing pycharm and opening in Ubuntu16.04

The pycharm is a Python integrated development environment, offering both professional and free community versions. Pycharm comes with a set of tools that help users improve their productivity when using the Python language development, such as debugging, syntax highlighting, project management, code jumping, Auto-complete, unit testing, and more. Pycharm is very useful and cross-platform and can be used in Windows, Macs, and Linux systems. Try using other Python ides, such as VSC, Vim, Emacs, and finally think Pycharm is best, and easy for beginners. Pycharm URL: http://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm/
See some Internet companies in the recruitment requirements to write familiar with the Linux/unix system is a bonus, so switch to the Linux system to use Python programming. Ubuntu16.04 with Python2.7 and Python3.5. This blog post is based on other people's installation methods after finishing, the following two ways I have used.
Method One, the terminal uses the instruction to install the Pycharm through the third party source. Enter the following instructions in the Ubuntu terminal.
Add Source: $ sudo add-apt-repository ppa:mystic-mirage/pycharm installation Fee Professional Edition: $ sudo apt update $ sudo apt install pycharm install free Social Regional edition: $ sudo apt update $ sudo apt install pycharm-community
The first time you successfully install the Pycharm software on a desktop computer, and by searching for pycharm in file, double-click to open the software, and then lock it in the left file bar (lock to Launcher), which is handy the next time you open it. But for some reason, the second time I installed Pycharm on my laptop, this method didn't work, so I changed the installation method, that is, method two.
Uninstall method: $ sudo apt remove pycharm pycharm-community && sudo apt autoremove
Method TwoThe first step, download the softwareOpen the URL under the Linux system: http://www.jetbrains.com/pycharm/download/#section =linux, select the community version, save the file, you can start downloading.Step Two, install PycharmThe name of the downloaded file may be ' pycharm-community-2018.1.tar.gz ' open the terminal first, and then go to the folder where the download file is located (the downloaded file will be saved by default to the Downloads folder): CD ~/ Downloads
Then, run the following command to find the name of the file you downloaded: LS pycharm*
Copy the file name and run the following command to extract the file: Tar-xvzf pycharm-community-2018.1. Tar. GZ-C ~
Here-C after the ~ that is the file decompression path, this is extracted to the home. Then click Enter, the decompression is finished installed. step three, run Pycharm under LinuxFirst enter the home (that is, the installation path) directory: cd ~
Run the LS command to find the folder name: ls
After you find the filename, run the following command into the Pycharm directory: CD pycharm-community-2018.1/bin
Finally, run the Pycharm:sh pycharm. Sh & by running the following command
Then it will run Pycharm, you can start programming ~ So, in the Ubuntu16.04 installed and opened the Pycharm, by fixing it to the left of the file bar, the next time it is very convenient to open. This blog post is based on the following two articles: Https://www.cnblogs.com/iamjqy/p/7000874.html https://blog.csdn.net/qq_38786209/article/details/78309191