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I need help getting set up for Python - FLAJA - Apr-07-2019
How do I tell which files I need to download to write Python programs:
https://www.python.org/downloads/release/python-373/ ?
I had it figured out on an old computer that I did away with last September, but I never actually began learning how to program once I had the starter files installed.
I am using a Lenovo Thinkpad running Windows 10 Pro. My system data are:
Intel®Core™i5-4300V
[email protected] 2.49Ghz
8GB Ram (7.69GB usable)
64 Bit operating system, x64 Based processor
I am trying to use a Python tutorial on Youtube, and even though the tutorial was created last September the download instructions are already out of date.
RE: I need help getting set up for Python - snippsat - Apr-08-2019
We have tutorials for setting up stuff you can look at.
Windows Install | Editor | Anaconda.
RE: I need help getting set up for Python - Larz60+ - Apr-08-2019
use: https://python-forum.io/Thread-Part-1-Python-3-6-3-7-and-pip-installation-under-Windows
Even though it shows 3.7.2 install for 3.7.3 should be the same
RE: I need help getting set up for Python - FLAJA - Apr-10-2019
I appreciate the help. I've got the set up figured out, but I haven't made it past the hello world print statement as far as writing a program goes. I'm watching a couple of Youtube tutorials.
I took BASIC in high school (twice due to a scheduling conflict) using an Apple IIc, and I taught myself BASIC for the Commodore 64/128/Amiga- all of this back in the stone age of home computing, but it's amazing how much I can remember.
RE: I need help getting set up for Python - Defonds - Apr-10-2019
If you just install it for studying, I advise that you'd better use the latest version 3.7.3.
Since your OS is 64 bit windows, you can download the file named "Windows x86-64 executable installer".