what happen is that i have python installed on my system and have been reading no starch python pdf... thou have been reading so many pdf file earlier but dnt knw hw to go about it... the problem i always have is how to run d code and where is been stored....i also installed geany text editor but try all i could but still getting stuck at some point
any1 who can help a bro here. really hv d determination 2 learn
getting stuck at this early stage can really b frustrating

my brother looks like we are on same boat.. am taking the html/css route for now O and na so the tin the hook me. cos no live tutor

Your needs and explanations are not clear bro

I haven't used geany for python programming before, I will suggest you Google how to run python source code in geany.
There are loads of ways to run a python source, you could use your terminal, IDLE (python very own IDE),pycharm, eclipse and loads of other text editors and IDEs
I suggest you use IDLE , it's super simple and get think python book or how to think like a computer scientist, also PLEASE learn how to Google eg how to use geany to run python code.

[quote author=Donald3d post=52550981]Your needs and explanations are not clear bro[/quote

Ok bro i want to learn python..and i have installed the python app which has d IDlE, MODULE, AND MANUAL in it dnt knw if i will need to install anything again.. and tru the python pdf am using it show i will have to installed text editor geany...which i did....but d problem is i still dnt knw hw to go about it like

1,how to run the code u hv written
2,where it will been store to change to the apllication or any software u are creating..

tnkz 4 ur concern bro

Dreadlord:
I haven't used geany for python programming before, I will suggest you Google how to run python source code in geany.
There are loads of ways to run a python source, you could use your terminal, IDLE (python very own IDE),pycharm, eclipse and loads of other text editors and IDEs
I suggest you use IDLE , it's super simple and get think python book or how to think like a computer scientist, also PLEASE learn how to Google eg how to use geany to run python code.

tnkz veri much bro....
d python i install has d idle on it
but after wont i need anything again

mosefin19:
what happen is that i have python installed on my system and have been reading no starch python pdf... thou have been reading so many pdf file earlier but dnt knw hw to go about it... the problem i always have is how to run d code and where is been stored....i also installed geany text editor but try all i could but still getting stuck at some point
any1 who can help a bro here. really hv d determination 2 learn
getting stuck at this early stage can really b frustrating

Python usually comes (depending on how it is installed) with a suitable code editor known as IDLE (Integrated Development Environment or Integrated Development and Learning Environment) when installed, You have the option to use IDLE or any other editor you want. However, I encourage you to use IDLE as learners usually find it easier to run codes from IDLE.

Typically from IDLE all you need to do is:
1. File > New File
2. Type in your code in the newly opened window.
3. Hit Ctrl + S and save the file or File > Save As or File > Save As. Let's say you save the file on your desktop as Learn-Python.py
4. Run Menu > Run Module or Simply hit F5 to run you code.

Alternative Editor:
1. After Save your file on the desktop assuming you save it here C:\Documents and Settings\Yemi\Desktop\Learn-Python.py
2. Open command prompt by clicking on Start > Run > type "cmd" in the opened dialog
3. Change directory to the file's directory with

> cd C:\Documents and Settings\Yemi\Desktop

4. Then run the command

> python Learn-Python.py

5. At this point your code should run successfully (That is if you've added python to your system PATH).
6. If you get the message 'python' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file . Then you need add python to you System Path, I hope you can do that.


NOTE: You can run python codes interactively (directly without saving a file), I'm assuming you intention is to create modules.

Nah, you can use the IDLE to learn how to programming and also how to the python programming language.

Dreadlord:
Nah, you can use the IDLE to learn how to programming and also how to the python programming language.

I'm guessing this is a typo...

kudaisi:
I'm guessing this is a typo...

Ya,so sorry.
What I meant to say was,
IDLE is a good IDE for learning to how to programme and also learning the python programming language.

mosefin19:
what happen is that i have python installed on my system and have been reading no starch python pdf... thou have been reading so many pdf file earlier but dnt knw hw to go about it... the problem i always have is how to run d code and where is been stored....i also installed geany text editor but try all i could but still getting stuck at some point
any1 who can help a bro here. really hv d determination 2 learn
getting stuck at this early stage can really b frustrating

download a course from udemy on python u will understand better when reading e-books .

mosefin19:
what happen is that i have python installed on my system and have been reading no starch python pdf... thou have been reading so many pdf file earlier but dnt knw hw to go about it... the problem i always have is how to run d code and where is been stored....i also installed geany text editor but try all i could but still getting stuck at some point
any1 who can help a bro here. really hv d determination 2 learn
getting stuck at this early stage can really b frustrating

Join a python group asap

I think what you need is to locate where that file is saved then right click on it and choose open with python.

But as a learner I will advice you stick to python's inbuilt IDLE until you are familiar with it and how other stuffs work.

Happy learning.

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