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In this section, I'll show you how to install the latest version of Python and how to run Python code.
Basically, there are several ways for running Python code.
The easiest way, especially if you're a complete beginner, is to use an online editor like Riplit or
Glot.
Such an
editor doesn't require you to install any piece of software locally or on your computer.
Another option is to run the code back actually in the python interpreter.
I recommend you to use Python Idle, which is bundled with the default implementation of the language.
This is Python Idle.
As your project becomes bigger and bigger and you are already a professional Python programmer
you'll probably want to use an IDE installed locally.
IDE is short for integrated development environment.
I'll show you how to create your own Python scripts in PyCharm, which is probably the most popular
IDE for Python.
This is better.
Another loved IDE, not only for Python but for other programming languages as well,
is VScode.
And later in the course, in the data science and data visualization sections, I'll show you how to use
Jupyter Notebook.
This is Jupyter Notebook, and it's a Web based interactive computing platform.
And finally,if you are a sysadmin or a network engineer,
you'll probably want to run Python script for DevOps or automation at the terminal or the command
line.
In this course, I'll show you how to run your Python code using all technologies.
Now, if you are going to have some experience with Python and the no different ways to run Python
scripts, you can skip this section.
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