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| − | There are various websites that provide an online Python environment that you can use in your web browser. Most of these are fine to use to get started. One that we are familiar with that you could try is [https://replit.com/languages/python3 | + | There are various websites that provide an online Python environment that you can use in your web browser. Most of these are fine to use to get started. One that we are familiar with that you could try is [https://replit.com/languages/python3 repl.it]. |
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The CS server has python installed. If you have an account for the CS systems (see [[CS Accounts and CS Lab Computers]]) then you can use this account to login to the CS server and run Python in the terminal. See [[CS Server - Terminal]] for how to connect to the CS server. | The CS server has python installed. If you have an account for the CS systems (see [[CS Accounts and CS Lab Computers]]) then you can use this account to login to the CS server and run Python in the terminal. See [[CS Server - Terminal]] for how to connect to the CS server. | ||
Revision as of 16:57, 20 August 2022
To get started with Python programming, you need to be able to run the program. Here are some ways to get started...
Install Python
You can install python on your personal computer. You download from python.org/downloads, and it normally auto-detects your OS. Click the download button, install it, and open it open after it's installed.
Python Online
There are various websites that provide an online Python environment that you can use in your web browser. Most of these are fine to use to get started. One that we are familiar with that you could try is repl.it.
Connect to the CS Server
The CS server has python installed. If you have an account for the CS systems (see CS Accounts and CS Lab Computers) then you can use this account to login to the CS server and run Python in the terminal. See CS Server - Terminal for how to connect to the CS server.
