May-25-2022, 12:48 AM
If you have installed Python, you should also have the Python shell called Idle. Just type idle on the command line.
That's the only shell I ever use.
There are many many websites to learn Python. Just look.
I like this one, realpython.com, but I consult many others looking for how to do certain things.
You should (not like me) install a venv, a virtual environment from the beginning. Keep your projects in their own venv.
Also, Python has many modules to do many things. For example, openpyxl for dealing with Excel files.
In my myPython folder I make a folder for every module I use and keep any examples of use of that module there. That way, if you haven't used a module for a while, you have your own personal reference and you will remember the usage much quicker.
Have fun!
That's the only shell I ever use.
There are many many websites to learn Python. Just look.
I like this one, realpython.com, but I consult many others looking for how to do certain things.
You should (not like me) install a venv, a virtual environment from the beginning. Keep your projects in their own venv.
Also, Python has many modules to do many things. For example, openpyxl for dealing with Excel files.
In my myPython folder I make a folder for every module I use and keep any examples of use of that module there. That way, if you haven't used a module for a while, you have your own personal reference and you will remember the usage much quicker.
Have fun!