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If you want to make a program (script) and then run it, use IDLE. If you want to program interactively (instruction/execution/instruction/execution...) - use Python 3.6
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The first two are documentation and helpful contents which let you learn new stuff. IDLE is a default editor which you build your codes in. I recommend to switch to some more powerful IDE when you get some fluency.
Python 3.6 is probably the Python console itself and Python launcher might be the app for running .py files right from the desktop.
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The first one is like here, in the code playground -- first you compose the whole code and only then run it, as a whole.
Interactive -- you write print('Hello!'), press enter and it prints Hello! right away.
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thank u kuba very muchđđđ
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@kuba
So if I want to make a program display hello world
wich program of these should I use??
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@kuba
what is the differnt between program(script) and program interactively??