Python - A first introduction to the Python IDLE Interface

In this brief tutorial, I give a first introduction to the Python IDLE interface. IDLE provides an interpreter window, into which expressions and commands can be typed for immediate evaluation (and where the output of programs is printed), and a separate Editor window can be opened for each python file that you are working with. Programs are run by selecting a menu option or pressing function key F5, in contrast to the PyScripter interface, that provides a "play" button. Your python files are colour-coded by syntax.

[bruteoni]

How to you go down to the second line without pressing enter?
I can't wright multiple codes

[gahlyogu]

thanks good video!

one difference when i was ' setting up' IDLE ... when i save and run, nothing would happen ( no out put in the idle window ) . for some reason it only displayed output when i executed run module.

[nellag.]

I just installed 3.3 and am a complete python beginner though have programmed in c++ before and matlab. I always got an error specifically on : def (main):

[svartling]

Very good tutorial but one thing puzzels me. As I am totally new to python I'm trying to learn how to save and open program files with idle. When I opend the saved files there were nothing in the editor window. After conciderable time I figured out that I had to begin the files with import os, import sys and importsomething elese that I have forgotten. Is this correct because nothing in the tutorials tells you to do this? 

[psihpsihov]

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[EdwardYamunaque]

can I put numbers to the lines of code ??

[piotrekbrya]

Oh, Thank you! The University of use IDLE and its very non-intuitive to use.
At least for me :)