I have just been on a Python course.
Booted up Precise Puppy, loaded up the SFS.
I can find some Pythonesque files and I can get a python prompt up from the console by typing "python" (no surprise there).
What next, is there an IDE? Doesn't appear to include IDLE. Should I just use a text editor or is there a friendlier option?
Thanks
Python sfs installed; what do I do next?
- L18L
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Re: Python sfs installed; what do I do next?
geany is very friendly.drongo wrote:...Should I just use a text editor or is there a friendlier option?
has syntax highlight for python
use Tools>execute if you like it
or
start a python script (example: ps3_hangman.py ) from console:
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python ps3_hangman.py
Geany it is then!
Thanks L18L,
Geany highlighting is fine.
I tried xbmcbuntu and GeeXboX as well, neither one has IDLE.
I'm slightly surprised as I thought IDLE was part of the standard Python package.
Thanks again
Geany highlighting is fine.
I tried xbmcbuntu and GeeXboX as well, neither one has IDLE.
I'm slightly surprised as I thought IDLE was part of the standard Python package.
Thanks again
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IDLE
I have seen the term IDLE at my python course at MIT (->edx.org)
But could live without knowing what IDLE is.
http://pythontutor.com/
But could live without knowing what IDLE is.
http://pythontutor.com/