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Python Programming Tutorial 1 || Learn How To Download Python and Your First Hello World Program

Welcome

So today here you are going to learn how to download python 3.x and Run your very first python program. 

Download Python and Print Hello World
Download Python and Print Hello World

Getting Started

Python is a high-level programming language and is widely being used by many programmers. Python was mainly developed for emphasis on code readability, and its syntax allows programmers to express concepts in fewer lines of code. Python is a programming language that lets developers work quickly and integrate systems more efficiently.

Downloading Python

Unlike Windows OS, many of the Linux OS and macOS python comes pre-installed.
To download python you could go on python.org and download python. But what I recommend is downloading python from Anaconda Distribution, which would not only provide you python but also gives you Sypder IDE, Jupyter Notebook, and many different python libraries. After you visit Anaconda Distribution scroll down to the installer menu



Once you see the above menu select your OS and Download Python 3.7 (or Python 3.x). Once The installer gets downloaded you could easily install python with the installer.

For Windows:

Now Open the Anaconda Prompt which comes with Anaconda and Run the below command to check whether Python is properly installed or not.



For Linux:

Open Your Terminal and type the below command:


For macOS:




How To Run Python Program

If You have downloaded python from Anaconda Distributions you could use either Spyder IDE or Jupyter Notebook to run python program else if you have downloaded python from python.org then you could use python IDLE else you can run the python program in your command line or terminal.

Let's make a Hello World Program:

 Run the below program to see the output





Instead of printing Hello World you can whatever you want to like you can print your name.
For Example, your name is Amit. Write Amit instead of Hello World between the quotations.

Click on the Thumbnail below to watch the full tutorial in Hindi.







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