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The typical setup process for running Python programs is to download Python from the Python.org website and install it on your PC. It comes with a lightweight IDE and a simple package manager called Pip, but most importantly the Python interpreter. Python interpreter: Code goes in, computer doing stuff comes out; The Python “Core” as it were.
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ainul aisya ,
How to write your own Python code on Sololearn:
[] Exit the Q&A Discussions area.
[] Go to Create.
[] Be in the Code tab.
[] Click new (floating circle with + on it).
[] Choose Python (or any language).
[] Land in the playground (editor).
[] Write some code.
[] Run it.
[] Save it.
[] Exit the editor.
[] Land in the Code tab again.
[] Change "Hot Today" to "My Code Bits".
[] See the code you just saved.
[] Later codes get added there too.
Another way, when you're in a lesson, and you don't want to lose your place, is to load this site in a browser instead.
https://www.online-python.com/
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Pynative
Onecompiler
Online python
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Replit, can help you.
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Online gdb compiler
Jupyter notebook
Google Collab
These are the online platforms where you can run the python code without installing any external applications and if you want to run in dekstop application, u need to download the vs code and had to install the python libraries
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Aniket Patil Well, installing VS Code is not exactly necessary to run Python per se. Rather, VS Code is a general purpose IDE that will install the Python interpreter as a dependency, but all you needs to run code is the Python interpreter itself, which can be installed separately just as easily, including the Pip package manager and IDLE.