VS Code easily defeats PyCharm in the performance metrics. The memory footprint, startup time, and general reactivity of VS Code are considerably better than PyCharm because it doesn't try to be a full IDE and keeps things simple as a text editor.
Numerous Python interpreters are supported by Visual Studio Code. You can manually add virtual environments and change their default interpreters in PyCharm. These settings' biggest drawback is their dullness. Both IDEs have a small amount of delay. There is no winner or loser in this contest between PyCharm and Visual Studio Code.
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