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I do not understand why my python looks different from tutorials.
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"yours" is what we call python interactive mode. That is when on command line you type python (or python3) and hit Enter. You can see the interactive prompt >>>. Each line is executed when you hit Enter. This is for quick experiments, test ideas, etc. You want to write your code as scripts (in files) in order to be able to reuse them.
"tutorials" is some IDE (but could be just some text processing program like Notepad). In the IDE you write your script and save it as .py file and then on command line you eneter something like
C:\>python your_script.py (that on windows)

read this for different ways to execute python code

There are multiple threads that discuss different IDEs - you can search for them

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RE: I do not understand why my python looks different from tutorials. - by buran - Oct-12-2019, 04:24 PM

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