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Need to download and install the latest version of Python?

Well, then you've come to the right place.

This fast and simple tutorial will show you how to install Python 3.13, the latest version as of recording, on Windows 11.

But beyond that, we'll show you how to verify the install was successful and even show you your way around a few of the important tools that are included in a Python install.

The steps are simple, just download the installer from the python.org website and follow the prompts.

The only changes I'd suggest?

Check the box to update the path
Install Python into a custom folder

Then, when you're done, explore the Python environment and start coding!

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To install Python on Windows 11 and use its various tools, including the REPL, interpreter, IDLE, and running Python files from the command line, follow these steps:Install Python on Windows 11

First, visit the official Python website and download the latest Python installer for Windows.

Once the installer is downloaded, run it and ensure you check the option to add Python to the system PATH during installation. This step ensures that Python can be run from the command line.

Then, proceed with the installation, which will install Python, the package manager (pip), and IDLE (the Python Integrated Development and Learning Environment).

When the installation is complete, you can close the installer.Verify the Python Installation

After installing Python, open the Command Prompt. You can do this by pressing the Windows key, typing "cmd", and pressing Enter. To verify that Python has been installed correctly, type a command that checks the Python version.

If the installation was successful, the version number of Python will be displayed.Using Python REPL (Read-Eval-Print Loop)To start the Python REPL, open the Command Prompt and type the command to launch the Python interpreter.

This will open an interactive Python shell where you can enter Python code line by line, and it will immediately execute the code.

You can exit the REPL by typing the command to exit or by using a keyboard shortcut.Using Python IDLE

To use Python's IDLE, open the Start menu, search for IDLE, and launch it. IDLE provides a graphical interface where you can write Python code and run it interactively. You can also open a new file to write a script, and then run the script directly from within IDLE by selecting the appropriate option from the menu.Creating and Running Python Files from the Command Line

To create a Python file, you can use any text editor to write your Python code. Once you’ve written the code, save the file with a .py extension.

To run the Python file, open the Command Prompt and navigate to the directory where the file is saved. You can then run the file by specifying the command that tells Python to execute the file.

The output of the Python script will be displayed in the Command Prompt window.Other Common Ways to Work with Python Files

In addition to using IDLE, there are many other tools for writing and executing Python code, such as code editors like Visual Studio Code, PyCharm, or Sublime Text.

These editors provide enhanced features for Python development, such as syntax highlighting and integrated terminal support. You can also use these editors to run Python files directly from the editor’s interface.

By following these steps, you will have Python installed on your system and be ready to use the various tools to write, test, and run your Python code efficiently.****************************

00:00 Python Install Overview
00:45 Check if Python's Installed
01:10 Download Python 3.13
01:38 Python Installer
03:03 Python --version
03:30 Python REPL
04:09 IDLE Shell
05:44 Create a Python Program
06:28 Run a Python Program
06:52 Python Command Line
07:10 Go Learn Python!