wpog wrote:
> I have a question about using "IDLE", and that is whenever I start write my
> own program in the "Python Shell" it will automatically execute whatever
> command I have written, for example: >>> print 'Hello World"
>
> So, how to I get it to not execute, so that I can write a prog
WOW!!!
I really appreciate the immediate response from the community!!! I thank
you all for all the help, and now I can start programming, and I also now
have a resource for help for a Newbie;-)
Later on I will broach the subject of creating .exe programs so that anyone
can run them on Windows
wpog,
In IDLE, go to the File menu and select New Window. You can write your
program there. Just save the file with the extension .py, such as
hello.py
Once the program is written, you can save the changes and press F5 to run
the script.
If you haven't checked out the links below, you might wa
wpog said unto the world upon 10/07/2005 12:41:
> Hello,
>
> I have a question about using "IDLE", and that is whenever I start write my
> own program in the "Python Shell" it will automatically execute whatever
> command I have written, for example: >>> print 'Hello World"
>
> So, how to I ge
On Sun, 10 Jul 2005 16:41:23 +, wpog wrote:
> So, how to I get it to not execute, so that I can write a program that has
> ordinary executable functions, and stuff like that?
file > open new window
the new window will not execute your code you type in there.
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