How to Install Python 3.3 on Ubuntu Linux

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Since Python 3.0 you have to write:
print("Hello world!")

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[TheDBtech]

I used this to install 3.4.3 on my fresh installs of Zorin & Ubuntu VM. I appreciate the tutorial.

[samuvelramesh]

Thank you so much . I been struck on this process almost 2 hrs . U made my day. Happy programming bro

[HealthPoliticsAndProtein]

Would have been a good idea to tell the watcher to install build-essential before the configure step....

[jeon]

was very good helped me to install 3.5 I took a class a few months ago on this but got discouraged because the instruction was bad. This was really good

[robertforester]

OK, I'm following the tutorial and after extracting the python and running ./configure you tell me to install build-essential first. I have not ran 'make' or 'make altinstall' yet. How do I back out of this and start again on the install? Can I just delete the directories and start again? Thanks

[abdulhannan]

Thanks man, though this tutorial was not enough for me to completely install bulit was still helpful enough I went through errors like user permission system and extraction errors etc which i solved by using other references on the internet

[_abhishek_kumar]

Wha bahi or late sa batana chiaya tha prerequisite 👏👏

[jmartinward]

Thanks, that's really useful.  Also I found that on Linux Mint you can install Python 2 & 3 from the package repository, and then invoke Python 2 using ~ $ python, and Python 3 using ~ $ python3, but it's good to know how to install various alternative versions.  Good stuff.

[Mimolimotimo]

Sir, it shows an error while running "sudo make altinstall". Also, it shows ZipImportError: can't decompress data: zlib not available..all the other commands ran completely..

[ConsumerofExperiences]

Great Video...now I can start learning Python!

[ayman]

You are the best man.. keep it going. Could make another video how to install MicroSoft office

[richardrodman]

Great Vid, just what I needed. Keep up the good work.

[douglashowe]

thanks, im a beginner and you've helped me loads!!!

[gammargaryagdyyev]

Thank you for your video, it is very helpful!!!

[milesemanuelpaavola]

Thank you very much for creating this video. Helps immensely. :-D

[conpadany]

installing on Linux mint 17.2 should be the same process right? I can isntall the same apt-essential?

[rajivshetty]

i'm done by install in watching time its successfully, so people follow this video

[shahidhiraj]

Thank you it was really helpful tutorial

[cameronferguson]

i installed it and if i type python3.5 in the command line it works but why don't i have the idle?

[shihaowang]

It helps me a lot. But each time I type python on the terminal, it always shows python 2.7version but not 3.x version. Can someone tell me the reason? I have already installed the 3.x version on my ubuntu.