Why doesn't Sololearn indicate Cython (a module) needs to be installed

Question

I'm forced to use Python 3.5.2 Windows (Seeing as Python 2.7.12 isn't used in this, though "compatible" with Kivy & pyOpenGL) and that Cython is a Module that has to be installed via Command Prompt.

1. (Start Menu) Search cmd > Open "cmd.exe" > Type in cd c:\python32 (Mines is c:\py cause that is where I installed it) > Press Enter

2.(CMD) Type in python -m pip install cython

3. (IDE) Python's IDE > Import cython > then start coding cause I keep getting errors even though I follow everything

Answer 1

You usually don't need that. What errors were you getting?

Answer 2

This is an unrelated error. You just have to properly indent your code. Python uses indentation to distinguish between blocks.

num = 12
if num > 5:
print("Bigger than 5")

Answer 3

Why do you need Cython in the first place? If you're new to Python, Cython should be out of your league.

Answer 4

I hear Cython makes Python faster...I'm using Blender to Create Models. then Videos and then on to games...so I would also want to pick up Cython as I go

Answer 5

After typing [What is inside these are from IDE]
num = 12
if num > 5:
[...]print ("Bigger than 5")
[File "<stdin>", line 2]
[print ("Bigger than 5"]
[ ^]
[IndentationError: expected an indented block]

Answer 6

Thanks, I guess that was something I needed to know