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Everything you need to know is written in link Duncan gave you but to put it simply:
On Windows the simpliest way to start programming is choosing some IDE (like mentioned above Anaconda) It should give you everything you need so it's really easy to start coding with it.
You can also try simple editor for coding (ex. Atom) + command line for running programs. It's by some means better option - you would learn not to depend on editor you use and if you wanted to write something for example in JavaScript, you could do so right away in the same editor you used for Python (which is not the case for IDE)
The most important thing is for you to like editor you write in so choose anything that will make you feel comfortable when writing.
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www.python.org/about/gettingstarted/
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You can use Anaconda
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@paulina
what about "py charm" ?
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It's really good IDE. Try to write some code in it and if you like it then stay with it.
Don't think too much about choosing editor, anything that makes coding comfortable for you is good. Even the simplest notepad can do (although I don't know anyone who'd like coding in notepad :-D)
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Ok
thank u very much paulina☺
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Well, that depends on the OS you use. Is it Windows/Linux/MacOS?
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windows