problem with complex scenario

[jk91]

in case of internet is not available 24 by 7 and one wants to install it on his windows 7 operating system (32 bit) then what can one do ?

also if pycharm just a IDE that means still would there be any need to intall python software?

thanks

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look at https://python-forum.io/Thread-Part-1-Py...er-Windows
pycharm is IDE, i.e. it's not an alternative/replacement for python

while looking in this link there is not any direct link to download python 3.8 for windowws 7 (32 bit)

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also even in worst case one has to get his Operating system changed then which operating system would be best for installing Python,C,C++,Core Java (latest java software),Linux,Unix,Hadoop?

[jk91]

in case of internet is not available 24 by 7 and one wants to install it on his windows 7 operating system (32 bit) then what can one do ?

also if pycharm just a IDE that means still would there be any need to intall python software?

thanks

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look at https://python-forum.io/Thread-Part-1-Py...er-Windows
pycharm is IDE, i.e. it's not an alternative/replacement for python

while looking in this link there is not any direct link to download python 3.8 for windowws 7 (32 bit)

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also even in worst case one has to get his Operating system changed then which operating system would be best for installing Python,C,C++,Core Java (latest java software),Linux,Unix,Hadoop?

[jk91]

any updates please?

[jefsummers]

See items 3 and 4 of my prior response, and post your (python) code.

[jk91]

anyone available on this forum to help further please?

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before i could post my python code i should first be able to install python my my windows 7 32 bit machine,i tried to install it but it's not getting installed each time asks instal sp1 for winows 7 for 32 bit

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the exact error is :- "Windows 7 Service Pack 1 and all applicble updates
are required to install Python 3.8.1(32 bit).

please update your machine and then restart the installation."

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i am not sure what to do now any help please?

[buran]

What is not clear - install all updates for Windows 7. Start by installing service pack 1 and then all applicable updates after SP1

Microsoft Service Pack and update center

[jk91]

1. I would install Anaconda. You don't actually have to install anything - you can use colab.research.google.com which is completely online and is Python 3. Your programs are stored in your Google Drive. It uses notebook style, but you can put everything in one cell if that is your preference.
2. Not only is Python 2 no longer supported, neither is Windows 7. Recommend upgrading that as well if at all possible.
3. Take the assignment in pieces. Your example code is not in Python, so we can't see effort in Python. Start by writing the code to input the data.
4. You need to get comfortable with arrays for storing this information. I assume you are in a class and getting instruction in some way. I also like the Socratica series of Youtube videos for learning Python. Matches my sense of humor. Get the basics, then write code to apply them.

as i am struggling to install sp1 for windows 7 32 bit so currently thinking to use your advise for point no.1 to install anaconda for installing anaconda do i need to visit this link 'colab.research.google.com'
or what should i do o run latest python software on my windows 7 32 bit quickly now?

thanks

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What is not clear - install all updates for Windows 7. Start by installing service pack 1 and then all applicable updates after SP1

Microsoft Service Pack and update center

even though sp1 for windows 7 is installed and i restarted my system and then tried to run the setup for windows 7 32 bit for python 3.8.1 then again getting same error setup failed.
please refer error screen shot for the same.

[jefsummers]

Actually gave you two options there. Anaconda will install IPython and a variety of tools on your computer and includes some nice tools for installing add ons and keeping your installation up to date.

Colab is an online version of Python. Nothing need be installed to your computer, but you do need to have internet to use it and a Google account (free, easy). I think you mentioned not having a consistent internet connection so that may not be ideal for you. For me, I found myself working on 4 different computers yesterday at different times and it is nice to be able to pick things up where I left off on the last machine

Anaconda link
Colab link

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p.s. - Colab does not care if your computer is up to date. Does not even care what kind of computer you have, will run even GPU/TPU based tensor flow applications on a Chromebook.

[jk91]

Actually gave you two options there. Anaconda will install IPython and a variety of tools on your computer and includes some nice tools for installing add ons and keeping your installation up to date.

Colab is an online version of Python. Nothing need be installed to your computer, but you do need to have internet to use it and a Google account (free, easy). I think you mentioned not having a consistent internet connection so that may not be ideal for you. For me, I found myself working on 4 different computers yesterday at different times and it is nice to be able to pick things up where I left off on the last machine

Anaconda link
Colab link

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p.s. - Colab does not care if your computer is up to date. Does not even care what kind of computer you have, will run even GPU/TPU based tensor flow applications on a Chromebook.

I tried installing Anaconda but it also failed please refer attached screen shot,now i am thinking over Colab
but will Colab support compiling,editing ,writing new and latest versions of python programs i mean all those best features which anaconda supports?

[jk91]

any updates please?