Use Eclipse to build an integrated Python development environment in Ubuntu12.04

I have been learning Python for a long time. Since I used to write all the code in vim + gcc (mainly c code), I 'd like to try using the integrated development environment. The popular open-source Eclipse naturally became my best choice. My Linux system is Ubuntu12.04. Now we will start to build the environment! 1. First, we start to download the required software, and the first is eclipse. This is because we want to build a python environment. Therefore, we download eclipseclassic http

I have been learning Python for a long time. Since I used to write all the code in vim + gcc (mainly c code), I 'd like to try using the integrated development environment. The popular open-source Eclipse naturally became my best choice. My Linux system is Ubuntu 12.04. Now we will start to build the environment!

1. First, we start to download the required software. The first one is eclipse. This is because we want to build a python environment. Therefore, we download the eclipse classic version idea.

Because eclipse is a java environment by default, it requires some files in the jdk when it is run for the first time. If it does not exist, the above error will occur and it cannot be opened. Therefore, we get the Oracle official license. (Even if it prompts you to use jre, but after my test, jre won't work. You can use jre in jdk... you don't know any logic 0_o !)

Decompress the jdk to obtain the above file. You only need to copy the jre folder to the eclipse folder.

At this time, we open the eclipse executable file in the eclipse folder again to open eclipse. So far, we have successfully installed eclipse Without tedious commands, you don't need to modify environment variables either. Isn't it easy!