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Installation of Python Ide Students

This document provides instructions on installing Python IDLE and PyCharm integrated development environments (IDEs). It explains that an IDE supports the programming process with features like syntax highlighting, code completion, and debugging tools. It describes how to download and install Python IDLE and PyCharm, including running installers, setting permissions, and launching the applications. On first launch of PyCharm, it guides setting up a new project. The document also provides an overview of the key sections of the PyCharm graphical user interface.
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Installation of Python Ide Students

This document provides instructions on installing Python IDLE and PyCharm integrated development environments (IDEs). It explains that an IDE supports the programming process with features like syntax highlighting, code completion, and debugging tools. It describes how to download and install Python IDLE and PyCharm, including running installers, setting permissions, and launching the applications. On first launch of PyCharm, it guides setting up a new project. The document also provides an overview of the key sections of the PyCharm graphical user interface.
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INSTALLING
PHYTON &
PHYCHARM
What is IDE (Integrated
Development Environment?

An Integrated Development Environment is an


application that supports the programming
process. It provides sytax highlighting and code
completion. It also provides a way to run builds
quickly and allows easy debugging.
PHYTON IDLE
IDLE is Python’s Integrated Development and Learning
Environment.
IDLE provides a fully-featured text editor to create Python
script that includes features like syntax highlighting,
autocompletion, and smart indent. It also has a debugger with
stepping and breakpoints features.

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PHYCHARM

PyCharm provides smart code


completion, code inspections, on-
the-fly error highlighting and quick-
fixes, along with automated code
refactorings and rich navigation
capabilities.

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HOW TO INSTALL PHYTON IDLE
Step 1
To download Python, visit choose the latest
https://python.org. version

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2
RUNNING THE INSTALLER
S
Select the file, right-click, The Python installation
and choose Run as will start. Choose Install
Administrator. Now.

A User Account Control


prompt message will likely
pop up. If it does, choose
Yes. The installer will copy
the necessary files into
your system.
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To launch IDLE,
just click on the
Windows Start menu >
Python > IDLE.

IDLE also supports syntax highlighting,


autocompletion, and smart indent.

You can save your Python (.py) files and run


them within IDLE.
PHYCHARM

Professional Community

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HOW TO INSTALL PYCHARM
To download PyCharm, visit
https://www.jetbrains.com/p
ycharm/download/

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Select the file, right-click,
and choose Run as
Administrator.

A User Account
Control prompt
message will likely
pop up. If it does,
choose Yes.
Select the appropriate
installation options for
your computer, then
click Next.

You can check your Windows


properties (in Windows Explorer
right-click on
Computer > Properties)
to see your system type.
The PyCharm installer will start
copying the files into your system.

You can also set the Start Menu


folder in which the PyCharm
shortcut will be placed. Click Install.
Running PyCharm for the First Time
Clicking Next will bring up
Featured Plugins.
Since you are just learning
Python, let’s skip this for
now and click
Start using Pycharm.

A wizard will start, allowing


you to set some settings.
PyCharm will ask you
what you want to do.
Click on New Project.

It defaults to a location
within your
Windows user directory.
Click Create.
PYCHARM
GUI
Main Menu - Provides access to most of the functionalities in PyCharm.
Commands are grouped into File, Edit, View, Navigate, Code, Refactor,
Run, Tools, VCS, Window, and Help.
Toolbar - Provides quick access to the most commonly accessed tools
such as Open, Save, Run, and Debug. If this is not available in your first
run, you can enable it by clicking View > Appearance > Toolbar.
Editor - The space where you work on your code.
Navigation Bar - Allows you to navigate the files and folder of your
project.
Tool Window Bars - Located at the edges of the GUI. Can be toggled to
show the various tools including Project, Favorites, Problems, Structure,
Services, Event Log, Python Console, Terminal, and TODO.
Status Bar - Displays information about the project including errors and
warnings.
Project-lets you take a look at your project from various
viewpoints and perform different tasks such as creating new
items , opening files in the editor, navigating to the
necessary code fragments.
Favorites- allows users to view their favorite project.
Problems-displays problems that PyCharm detects in your
project using several tabs: Current File. Project Errors.
Inspection Results
Structure- displays the structure of a file currently opened in
the editor and having the focus, or selected in the Project
tool window.
Event Log- shows information about events that take place in
Programming System
Services- it helps during software development: run/debug
configurations, database sessions
Python Console-enables executing Python commands and
scripts line by line
Terminal-Use it to run commands, set file permissions, and
perform other command-line tasks without switching to a
dedicated terminal application.
TODO.-PyCharm constantly scans your project for comments in
the source code that match specific TODO patterns and
displays them in the TODO tool window.

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