Getting started with Python 3.8 on Windows
This article uses Windows 8.1 as an example.
Because you need that environment to start programming This time I will install ** Python3.8 **.
- Performed on November 17, 2019.
Check the version of your PC
First, check if the version of windows is 32bit or 64bit.
Make a note of what you install because it depends on this.
Press the start button at the bottom left of the desktop
Click the search mark in the upper right
Enter Control Panel and click on the app that appears
If it is windows10, I think that there was a search window at the start button on the desktop, so please enter it there.
Click System and Security in the window that appears
Click System on the next screen
Then, in the place surrounded by red
64-bit operating system
Or 32-bit operating system
I think it is displayed
Make a note of this and it's the next step.
Python download
Next is the download. https://www.python.org/downloads/
Download from the above URL.
If you jump to the Python download page from the URL The yellow button at the top is not pressed </ font> Check the written Python 3.?.? Number This screen is Python 3.8.0
Then scroll down the screen
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There is a place like ↑ Then click on the number you confirmed earlier Here is Python 3.8.0
If you scroll down at the destination
Who was the 64-bit operating system at the beginning of the article
Windows x86-64 executable installer
Click to download
The person who was 32-bit operation system at the beginning of the article
Windows x86 executable installer
Click to download
Installation
After downloading, in the windows download folder I have a file for installing Python
Click on it
Then a screen like this will appear Here to ʻAdd Python 3.8 to PATH` Let's check it
Then press ʻInstall Now` I think you will get a warning from Windows Allow it as it is not a dangerous executable
If the installation is successful, this screen will appear.
When I search
You can see that it is actually installed
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Have a fun Python life
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