Use Python on Windows (PyCharm)
Introduction
With the recent trend of machine learning in Python, I feel that more and more people are using it. Python is usually installed on Mac and Linux, so it's good, but on Windows it takes a lot of work. Therefore, I have summarized the procedure for building an environment for using Python on Windows very simply. By the way, here I am writing how to use PyCharm, an IDE for Python developed by JetBrains.
① Python installation
Download and install the Python installer for Windows from the official Python site (https://www.python.org/downloads/). This time, I installed the latest version of 2.X series (ver. 2.7.11: as of June 2016). The installation path is set directly under the C drive with the default settings.
② Install PyCharm
After installing Python, download and install PyCharm from the PyCharm Official Page. There are paid Professional and free Community, but this time I installed the free Community. It may be natural because it is made by the same company, but Android Studio and UI are exactly the same.
③ Creating a project with PyCharm
When you start PyCharm, the following window will appear.
Click Create New Project to open the New Project window. Rename the location untitled appropriately. Interpreter will be filled in if Python is pre-installed. If nothing is mentioned, enter the Python path installed in ① manually. Finally, press Create to complete the project creation.
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