I just installed Xcode 4. Everything seemed fine, but then, after poking around, I found that the ability to create Python and Java (And probably more) projects was missing. I asked Apple in apple store chat (on their web site) and was told that Python and Java are supported. However, I can't find where to make a Python or Java project – only C based files (and some more miscellaneous files). Does anyone know how to make Java/Python based files/projects?
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Best Answer
I think Xcode 4 does not support Java or python so I would be interested in seeing what the chat said. OSX does support both.
Xcode was never a very good IDE for java or python so I would always try to use something else (except if using PyObjc)
Look on Stack Overflow for suggestions of IDEs
IntelliJ/PyCharm and Eclipse work on OSX as do several others