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So PyCharm is just an IDE. One of many. Nice alternative is VS Code, but as I said there are many
You can run your scripts from the IDE (any IDE), but you have many other options to choose from - e.g. from command prompt (cmd.exe) or double-click on it (if python.exe is associated with py files) or convert your script to exe, etc.
I don't know how far you have done this, but:
1. first of all you need to download and install python
2. install any external packages that may be required (e.g. there may be some package to facilitate development with this API - official or third-party)
3.Possibly set-up your project in the IDE (e.g. for PyCharm)
4.Start to develop your script(s) and have fun.
So PyCharm is just an IDE. One of many. Nice alternative is VS Code, but as I said there are many
You can run your scripts from the IDE (any IDE), but you have many other options to choose from - e.g. from command prompt (cmd.exe) or double-click on it (if python.exe is associated with py files) or convert your script to exe, etc.
I don't know how far you have done this, but:
1. first of all you need to download and install python
2. install any external packages that may be required (e.g. there may be some package to facilitate development with this API - official or third-party)
3.Possibly set-up your project in the IDE (e.g. for PyCharm)
4.Start to develop your script(s) and have fun.
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