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You don't need a virtual environment to get started. It is very easy to get python running. 1) Run the windows installer 2) python3 3) print('Hello World') Sh
by sjducb 4y ago
You don't need a virtual environment to get started. It is very easy to get python running.
1) Run the windows installer
2) python3
3) print('Hello World')
Show me a language that is easier to get to hello world.
- diatone 4y ago1) type javascript:alert(‘Hello world’) in the URL bar 2) hit enter iirc. but it’s been a long time since I’ve screwed with bookmarklets
- Qem 4y agoAlso there's a simple IDE built-in, IDLE. It's not necessary to, say, learn emacs first to get started, or assembling your tooling from separate parts.