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This is a good guide for starting from scratch. It suggests you use the Vundle package manager, which I think will go a long way to helping set things up correctly, but the whole guide seems like it's worth following.
If you'd like a Jupyter Notebooks-like experience, where you execute one cell at a time and such, try these together: - https://github.com/hanschen/vim-ipython-cell - https://github.com/jpalardy/vim-slime - tmux or you could try using vim's builtin terminal, though it's a bit... unideal - ipython of course. It's way better for interactivity than python3
If you'd like a Jupyter Notebooks-like experience, where you execute one cell at a time and such, try these together: - https://github.com/hanschen/vim-ipython-cell - https://github.com/jpalardy/vim-slime - tmux or you could try using vim's builtin terminal, though it's a bit... unideal - ipython of course. It's way better for interactivity than python3
You could use lsp. Install vim-plug and then add these to your plug commands (see vim-plug help for how to add these to your vimrc and get vim plug to download them):
After that, you should have working completion on C-x C-o and you can map (lsp-definition) to jump to definition. See the nmap's in vim-lsp's readme for more commands.