Python Programming Essentials - M3 - Python Installation

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This document provides instructions for installing Python on Linux and Windows operating systems. For Linux, it can be installed using the package manager with the commands sudo apt-get install python on Debian/Ubuntu and sudo yum install python on Fedora/CentOS/RedHat. For Windows, Python must be downloaded from python.org and added to the system PATH environment variable so that it can be launched from the start menu. The IDLE integrated development environment is also introduced which will be used for the Python course.

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Contents
 Installing Python on Linux
 Installing Python on Windows
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Installing Python on Linux
On Debian and Ubuntu
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sudo apt-get install python
On Fedora / CentOS / RedHat
sudo yum install python

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Installing Python on Windows
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IDLE Development Environment
 Shell for interactive evaluation
 Text editor with color-coding and smart
indenting for creating python files
 Menu commands for changing system
settings and running files
 We will use IDLE throughout the course
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Launching IDLE
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Launch the IDLE
(Python GUI) from start
menu in Windows
Launching IDLE (2)
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Adding Python to path environment variable
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Launch edit
environment variables
program from start
menu

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Adding Python to path environment variable (2)
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Adding Python to path environmentvariable (3)
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Add C:Python27 to
the Path variable value

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Add
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