[PYTHON] Use the command previously entered in IDLE

If I want to test the code a little with Python, I use IDLE that comes with the installation, but I can't remember the shortcuts, so I'm having trouble every time.

If you enter code like this, yield is faster to edit from history. ..

yield_test.py


def yield_test():
    yield "Number one"
    yield "Number two"
    yield "Number three"

** Shortcut ** Alt + P: Return history Alt + N: Advance history

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