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Guide to Install Python

This document provides a step-by-step guide on installing Python and writing your first Python program using IDLE, PyCharm, and LiClipse. It includes instructions for installing JDK 8, Python 3.5, and setting up the development environments. The guide also details how to create and run a simple Python program in each of the mentioned IDEs.

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Guide to Install Python

This document provides a step-by-step guide on installing Python and writing your first Python program using IDLE, PyCharm, and LiClipse. It includes instructions for installing JDK 8, Python 3.5, and setting up the development environments. The guide also details how to create and run a simple Python program in each of the mentioned IDEs.

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How to Install Python and Write your first Python program

Contents:

 Install JDK 8 (Java Development Environment 8).


 Install Python 3.5 SDK (Software Development Kit).
 Write and Run you first Python program via IDLE.
 Install Pycharm Community Edition.
 Install Liclipse 4.4.
Install JDK 8:
First search on google for the term “JDK 8 download”.

Then Enter Oracle JDK SE 8 Website, accept license and choose windows 64 bit exe.

Download
Run the downloaded exe file.

Click next.
Install Python 3.5:
First search on google for the term python.org, then enter website www.python.org

Choose Tab Downloads


Choose sub menu Windows

Click on sub menu Windows


Scroll Down to Python 3.5

Click on Download windows x86-64 executable installer


Wait for the completion of the download and then open the downloaded file

Click run
Don’t forget to check the box of “Add Python 3.5 to system Path”

Click install now


Search in your start menu for CMD
Open CMD and run the following command “python –version”

Now your python has been installed successfully on your computer.


Write and Run your first Python program via IDLE:
Search for IDLE in your start menu
Click on IDLE and open it
Click on file menu and choose new file
Write down the following command “print(“Hello Python from IDLE”)”;
And click CTRL+S to save the file on your hard disk at your own created folder for storing your
python program.

Click CTRL+F5 to run the program


You will see the output of your program in the IDLE shell.
Install Pycharm:
Enter website www.jetbrains.com/pycharm/

Click Download Now


Download Community Edition

Run the downloaded exe file


Click Run

Click next
Click next

Check all Check boxes


Click install

Click finish and runs pycharm


Choose Do not import settings

Accept the license


Set your UI and next
Click new project and name it Hello_Py
Then click on project interpreter and choose your python 3.5 interpreter
Right click on you project and sub menu new then Python File

Name your file hello_python, and write down this command print(“Hello Python from
PyCharm”)

Run your program, Click on the top menu run, run hello_python.py, or Run as and choose
hello_python.py
Install LiClipse 4.4:
Search for LiClipse 4.4 Download on Google and enter LiClipse Website
Click on LiClipse 4.4.0 Windows (64 bit or 32 bit according to your computer’s type)

Open the download exe file and click run


Click Next
Next

Open LiClipse (Note that LiClipse and PyCharm require JDK 8 to run the GUI because it is written
in Java).
Choose your workspace folder, and check do not ask again, then click launch.

Choose File > New > Pydev Project


Write your project name and click on Please Configure an interpreter before proceeding, then
click automatic quick configure
Right click on your project folder > New > File >, then type the name of your source file.py
Write down your command and click on the green circle in the upper toolbox > run as > Python
Run > or choose your source file.

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