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Tutorial >> Getting started

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Tutorial >> Getting started

Postby Holiverh » Sat Aug 15, 2009 12:30 pm

Python is a clean easy to pick up high level programming language. One of the key characteristics of Python is it's approachabilty; Anyone can easily download and install the interpreter on a Pc, Mac or Linux based system and use it's interactive shell.

Go download Python 2.6.2 for your appropriate operating system from here.

Then, if you opted to download a installer, simply run the executable and follow the wizard.

After Python has successfully installed you should notice a program called 'IDLE'. This is the interactive python shell.

Open IDLE and type:
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print "Hello world!"
And hit return!

Well done, you've succefully downloaded, installed and executed your first bit of Python.

:mrgreen:

You may also want to download Python 2.6.2's documentation from here.
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Re: Tutorial >> Getting started

Postby Dink » Sat Aug 15, 2009 1:45 pm

It works. (I already has 2.6.2 installed). Just going to download the documentation now.

I suggest you start a new topic for each tutorial etc...

:ugeek:
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Re: Tutorial >> Getting started

Postby Holiverh » Sat Aug 15, 2009 2:23 pm

Dink wrote:It works. (I already has 2.6.2 installed). Just going to download the documentation now.

I suggest you start a new topic for each tutorial etc...

:ugeek:
There is quite abit of documentation. :lol: And i will place each tutorial in it's own thread.
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