Pydroid Pro is the simplest, easiest and most powerful Python 2 IDE for Android.

Features of the professional version:

-All advanced features ready to use, no in-app purchase required.

-Only support for advanced customization.

- Each purchase of a device allows for non-personal use.

characteristic:

-Python 2.7 offline compiler: Internet is not needed to run Python programs.

Full terminal emulator and readline support (available in pip).

-Pip package manager and dedicated repository, wheeled packages for heavy libraries like numpy, scipy, matplotlib, scikit-learn and jupyter.

-Tkinter and pygame are now available.

C, C ++ and even integrated Fortran. It allows Pydroid to create any library from pip, even if it uses native code. You can also create and install dependencies from the command line.

- Cython support.

-PDF debugger with checkpoint and breakpoint functions.

-Kivy graphics library with new cool SDL2 wallpapers.

PyQt5 support and matplotlib support for PyQt5 are provided in the quick install repository without additional code.

Editor functions:

Code prediction, auto-indentation, and real-time code analysis are like any real IDE.

An extended keyboard bar that contains all the code needed to program in Python.

- Highlight grammar and topics.

-A poster.

Improved code navigation using interactive goto mapping / definition.

Pastebin sharing with one click.

Drive fast.

Pydroid Pro requires at least 210 megabytes of free memory. 250 MB + recommended. If you are using heavy bookshelves like scipy.

To debug, click the line number to set a breakpoint.

Kivy is detected as "import kivy", "from kivy" or "#Pydroid run kivy".

PyQt5 is detected as "Import PyQt5", "From PyQt5" or "#Pydroid run qt".

The same goes for sdl2, tkinter and pygame.

Legal information.

Some binaries in Pydroid Pro APK are (L) under GPL license, please email us to get the source code.

The pure Python GPL library included with Pydroid Pro appears in source code form.

Pydroid Pro does not contain native GPL licensed modules to avoid importing them automatically. A well-known example of such a library is GNU readline, which can be installed using pip.

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