Does Python have any equivalent to R's $ sign?
There are two parts to your question: there is a language part about what the equivalent syntax/usage is and a platform part about how things are exposed to the user.
The language part is that indexing using df["colname"] in on a Pandas Dataframe is the equivalent of df$colname in R. Depending on your column name, you might also be able to use df.colname although I discourage this usage.
If you would like to have completion of this, Jupyter Lab supports tab completion on dataframes, where you would type df["<tab> and see a list of possible column completions.
I am having trouble when migrating to Python from R. When I worked with data frame in R, using the dollar sign will let know all the name of the column and easily choose the one that i need from a suggestion list even though I don't remember exactly the column's name. Is there any way I can do that in Python?
Update:
Thank you all for the quick respondes. I have looked around and figured out that using df. to bring up the auto complete box works only in the console, not in the editor. However, I have no idea whether it is a bug, or JetBrains just hasn't implemented the feature from R yet.