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I Run A Windows System, And I Have Both Installation Files Of Python 2.7 And 3.6. Coz I'll Be Using Python 3.6 Most Of The Time How Do I Set It Up In Such A Way That Python 3.6 Will Be Default Interpreter And Will Switch To Python 2.7 Anytime I Need It?

Cc: Gaara101, dfrost

Don't let lalastic. Lala.. Think the python is the snake kind ooo....

You might just find yourself on front page...

Unless... That is the plan

Franzinni:
Don't let lalastic. Lala.. Think the python is the snake kind ooo....

You might just find yourself on front page...

Unless... That is the plan

Snake Dey Get Version?!

rawdpiper:
Snake Dey Get Version?!

Yes sir....

There is a programming language call python script...

There are snakes called python..

You see where I am going with this..

Franzinni:
Yes sir....
There is a programming language call python script...
There are snakes called python..
You see where I am going with this..

Hmmmm....

rawdpiper:
I Run A Windows System, And I Have Both Installation Files Of Python 2.7 And 3.6. Coz I'll Be Using Python 3.6 Most Of The Time How Do I Set It Up In Such A Way That Python 3.6 Will Be Default Interpreter And Will Switch To Python 2.7 Anytime I Need It?

Cc: Gaara101, dfrost

The folders are separate. Check Startup Menu. You should see 2.7 and 3.6 separate. The IDLEs are different to albeit similar in appearance.

I'll advise you use 3.6 since it supports commands from 2.7 but 2.7 does not support changes in 3.6.

You can also download PyScripter.

Why not stick to 3.6.. The G above me said it all.