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Regarding building a website
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(Mar-29-2020, 10:47 AM)jk91 Wrote: actually i am choosing based on my website development and I believe Django should not disappoint me if i Choose it . I also have Python IDLE installed on my system so tried to execute command as shown in attached screen shot but ended up with invalid syntax error what could be the reason?
i have python 3.8 64 bit Desktop app(IDLE ) installed on my system.

..just missed error attachment please find it attached.

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#12
Why are you trying to run python from inside the Python REPL? You should be running the command at the Windows command prompt.
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#13
i tried using cmd prompt as well but seems nothing happening screen is stuck on same window.
please refer attached screen shot.

(Mar-29-2020, 11:22 AM)jk91 Wrote: i tried using cmd prompt as well but seems nothing happening screen is stuck on same window.
please refer attached screen shot.

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#14
There should at least be some output. You did press "Enter", right? Is there some firewall in the way that needs to be turned off? I don't really know anything about Windows.
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#15
no after pressing enter screen is coming to this screen and i have turned on fire wall so that there should not be any hidden virus coming from Django software to my computer.

(Mar-29-2020, 11:46 AM)jk91 Wrote: no after pressing enter screen is coming to this screen and i have turned on fire wall so that there should not be any hidden virus coming from Django software to my computer.

or is there any way through IDLE or Pycharm i could install Django?

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#16
Did it install successfully then? I'd have expected to see some output either way, though :/.
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#17
no i did not get any successfully installed message after executing mentioned command on that cmd prompt screen.
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#18
But did you try running Python and importing?
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#19
may be i remeber last time i had installed python software in my F drive and in mentioned screen shot we are trying to install it in C drive? so that is why it is not getting installed however i do have 2 other softwares as well pycharm and python idle 64 bit 3.8 version from there also can i try?

(Mar-29-2020, 11:54 AM)ndc85430 Wrote: But did you try running Python and importing?

how can i try that?
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#20
Run Python like you did to start the REPL and import the Django modules. You should check their documentation to see what they're called.
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