[Tutor] The Python way and two dimensional lists

[Alan Gauld]

On 23/11/2021 00:59, Alex Kleider wrote:
> When I'm coding a big project I have 3 windows open:
> 
>> 1) The editor or IDE I'm using(depends on language)
>> 2) The interactive interpreter (depends on language)
>> 3) an OS prompt set to run the program (I don't
>> fully trust IDE tools to run my code, I always do
>> a final test as an end user would)
>>
>>
>> In (1) I edit, debug, navigate and version control my code
>> In (2) I try out ideas, test function operations etc.
>>        Often copying code snippets from her into the editor.
>>
> 
> So (assuming you use vim) you must also have set vim up to allow copy/paste
> to/from system clipboard & vim.  I'd be interested how you did that.

I use gvim which has buttons on the toolbar for that.

If I use console vim I use the regular X cut n paste
using the middle mouse button. There are vim tools for
doing it, including accessing multiple clipboards etc,
but I never use those.

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