Install Pyhton
Getting Started with Python
To get started working with Python 3, you’ll need to have access to the Python interpreter (the console, and related tools and libraries). We can accomplish this in several ways:
Download the installer from the official download page.
Use a package manager like
yum
,apt
on Linux systemsHomebrew for MacOS users.
Build Python from sources, a method used by super geeks.
Install Python on Windows
To install Python on our windows workstation, a few simple steps should be followed:
Navigate to the official download page, using a web browser
Select the installer that matches the OS (32b or 64b)
Execute the installer (using the default options, should be enough in most of the cases)
Test the installation by typing
python -v
in a terminal
Install Python on Linux
There is a very good chance your Linux distribution has Python installed already, but it probably won’t be the latest version, and it may be Python 2 instead of Python3. To check the installed versions, just type:
Install on CentOS
To install, you should first update your system with the yum package manager:
Links
Python 3 Installation & Setup Guide - article published on RealPython
How to install Python - a complete guide for many OS: Fedora, MacOS, Ubuntu
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