Current Topic: 9.2.2.Installing the Python Environment by Christopher Woodruff
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Be sure to read these instruction AND watch the video. This will be the only section where the video repeats and amplifies the instructions in the text.
Installing Python
Know your system architecture - Look into your system setting and figure out whether your system is 32-bit or 64-bit. Also, I'm hoping you know whether you are using Mac, Linux, or Windows.
Go to Python.org and download the correct release for your system. If you have a 64-bit system, a 32-bit interpreter will work, but I strongly recommend using the full power of a 64-bit interpreter. As you progress, the memory requirements will grow, and the 64-bit build will allow for the use of more RAM in your computer.
At the time of the creation of this section the Python version was 3.8.2. The video below will cover that. After the download, open the file.
BE CAREFUL The next action will determine a lot in the future for you. Make sure you click the checkbox at the bottom of the window that Creates a PATH for the version of Python you've downloaded. Then continue with the installation.
After the installation is complete, go ahead and open the IDLE and you can customize your window, text, highlights, etc as you wish.