Hello Gabriel.
Welcome to Python :-)
So it sounds to me like you have already downloaded Python from python.org and installed it. If you have not you can download it
here
Install is straight forward. Double click on the installer and click through the prompts. If it asks you if you want to add Python to your paths say yes
To test if Python is now working open either a Command Prompt or Powershell and type in
python --version
If your install is working it should return something like
Output:
python 3.10.6
If you get an error instead you might not have your python path added to your system environments. To do this you'll need to know where your Python was installed. Mine was installed to
C:\Users\<my_user_name>\AppData\Program\Python\Python310
, but that might be something I chose, I'm not sure. Add your install path to the path variable in
Environment Variables
At this point, you can just type Python into the Command Prompt and you'll be able to type in code to play around, but if you want to actually write and save a program you'll need to download an IDE next. Luckily Python has one designed just for it called
PyCharm
Hope this helps