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interesting. and useful, thanks.
I've been using jupyter so far to go through all these mini exercises that I need to do in prep for my interview on Friday (Data Science course, hopefully funded by work)
I like the way you can just jump back and forward without having to save .py files and switch programs to run them.
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I wouldn't recommend using PyCharm straight off the bat. It can end up hiding too much of the workings before you really understand it.
I think using sublime and a pylinter so you can check your work as you go.