New Users Introduce Yourself

[CodeWolf]

Well, I'm currently on yet another attempt to learn Python (though this time I've gotten farther than I have before and am planning to see the basics through at least).

Outside of that, I'm your average shy person, worrywart and person unable to get jokes online.

[colorfullife]

hi,
Guys, I'm new to python and really interested in it. I am very excited to join the community. I have few questions. I know I can use IDE to program in python, but every time I try to type the code in the windows command line it does not work. Another question how do I save my code. I am using windows 10. I have downloaded both 2.7.15 and 3.7.0.

Thanks

[Larz60+]

python requires an interpreter. Typing on command line won't work by itself.
first, from command line:

> python
Python 3.6.7 (default, Oct 31 2018, 02:22:52) 
[GCC 7.3.1 20180323 [gcc-7-branch revision 258812]] on linux
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>> print('hello from python')
hello from python
>>>

to exit puthon, type 'quit()'

additional added:
I just noticed:
colorful life. Don't use others threads to post your questions, that's called hijacking and will get you banned

[Spendor]

Hello i would like to ask you to help me or to guide me in this process if it's possible ;
i was asked to make an application where we have an alerte system for equipements maintenance ; when the maintenance day approach we will recieve an email as a reminder . I need a Graphical design and i was told that Pyqt will do the job and they told me that using python will the best choice .

If you can help or give me any recomnadation it will be really helpyful .

Thank you .

[ichabod801]

This is where you say "Hi, this is my name, this is how I got into Python, or something like that." This is not a place to ask questions.

But welcome to the forums, Spendor.

[aakdag124]

Hello folk. I decided to join because I basically decided to leap head first into Python. I pretty much grew up with computers and have a general understanding of it as a whole(hardware/software/networking etc), but I never really dedicated much time to actually learning to code and program. Finally wanted to get around to it and start with something. I found that Python was a good fit after some research, so I rolled up my sleeves and jumped right in.

It's been rather challenging because I don't understand ~99% of the terminology, but I usually find that I learn best when given complexity that I can strip down and study(so my current "exercise regimen" is working on beginner projects and hopefully understanding what everything means through practice).

Another motivating reason has been my plans for a startup. While I'm aiming to get a CTO partner to help with the core of the technical components, I'd feel silly not at least having some knowledge of the technical bits of my future business.

[ComPuer]

Hi admins & all members,
Wish to you all merry christmas and happy new year 2019,

I am new here want to learn something new from here & hope to all support new to users.

Thanks to all my new friends.
Love you all.

[tjspitfire]

Hey,

My name's Todd and I've been using Python for about three years now. I started in the world of Mechanical Engineering but have quickly become interested in Computer Engineering and Computer Science after being introduced, specifically the application of the latter to the former.

I'm from Central Florida but am currently in Southern California. I have access to a motorcycle so if anyone is trying to program or whatever, hit me up.

I'd like to get involved in the next iteration of python, or the next python.

A few things I like to do in my free time are to ride the enduro, hike, and play video games, among other things.

If you ever need help with Python, I think I'm decent so shoot me a message or whatever, or if you need help on a project, etc.

Todd

[rootpl]

Hi everyone, I'm currently learning to be a web developer but I also learn Python.

Nice to meet you all.

[crispyduck]

Hi,

new member, have just started getting my teeth into Python over the last 3 months...so much to learn!
currently exploring the data science part and open to anything that will help make my life easier ;-)