Effective PyCharm Transcripts
Chapter: The Editor
Lecture: Your turn: Editor

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0:01 You've seen what the editor can do. Now, it's your turn to play with the editor and try some of the more advanced features that we covered.
0:10 This is not going to cover everything, but it's going to give you a few examples of what I think are some of the major and most important
0:16 and most helpful features in the PyCharm editor. So let's jump over to github and have a look. So here in your turn 2 the editor,
0:26 we have some steps that you can follow along and I encourage you to play with other aspects of the editor
0:32 as well open projects that you might have worked on with other editors and so on.
0:37 But, if you follow these steps you will see some of the cool features in action. Now, notice over here we have a project folder called bad wizard,
0:44 so you're going to start working with this bad wizard code right away and first step is to go and open this up
0:49 so you've got to make sure you clone this repository so you have it, and then, we're going to play with autocomplete a little bit,
0:56 so over here you have this hero, you can say hero. I'll show you a bunch of options, one of the things it doesn't have is a wake up method
1:02 so you're going to use the code intentions and automatic code generation tooling to generate this wake up method here.
1:09 We're also going to clean up the code according to pep 8, remove some of the unused imports and document some of our functions.
1:16 So follow along here and you'll have a good understanding of some of the cooler features especially the code intentions and code formatting.


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