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Best Python interpreters you must know about

Hello World! New episode of the series! - Pieces of advice - I tried to make an exhaustive list with all python compilers I used.

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1. Repl

Pros:

One of the most used in all programming languages (easy switch in other languages - it's really professional)
Fast compile rate
Easy to save your code
Multiplayer mode (also in free plan) / They have a blog

Cons:

Limited storage with free plan
You have to sign in to use the IDE
Markup is not ideal

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2. Programiz

Pros:

Nice UI (Look more professional and modern than others)
Good markup
They have a good free course about python

Cons:

Bugs sometimes (or slow compile time)
You can't save your code

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3. Tutorialspoint

Pros:

You can save and share your code
Available in all programming languages (more than 75)
You can customize it

Cons:

UI seems a little bit old
Not really engaging

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4. W3School

Pros:

W3school have a lot of resources, you can quickly change a code you searched and then copy it into your complete code
You can quickly customize it

Cons:

Good for quickly changing a code you need to copy, it's not a complete compiler
You can't save and share your code

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Rishit Khandelwal

Nice but python is a interpreted language, and these aren't even interpreted on the user side, so it more like "online interpreters"

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