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New to Python - scarcefox8888 - Feb-02-2018 I'm new to Python, this Forum, and... coding in general. What is the best version for python on a windows 10? Do I need a syntax editor or any other resources to get started? If anyone if could give advice about how to write the hello world code I would be much appreciative! thanx -scarcefox8888 RE: New to Python - metulburr - Feb-02-2018 install the latest python which currently is 3.6.4 https://www.python.org/ follow this guide with the install https://python-forum.io/Thread-Basic-Part-1-Python-3-6-and-pip-installation-under-Windows Python on Windows comes with an IDE (called IDLE) to write code with a basic syntax highlighter. But most people find IDLE to be pretty crappy. But it can suffice for the beginning. Then learn this on how to execute python scripts https://python-forum.io/Thread-Basic-How-to-Execute-python-code and a simple python hello world would be print('Hello World') |