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It looks like Windows 7 supports up to Python 3.8.18
https://www.python.org/downloads/release/python-3818/
For a complete list of versions available:
https://www.python.org/downloads/windows/
Notice all higher releases do not work on Windows 7.
If you really want 3.9, I suggest setting up VirtualBox and install Linux on it. Then you can install any Python into the Linux virtual machine.
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It is safe to use windows 10. Later you will know that many software do not support window 7 like nodejs, blender, jetbrains ide etc and you will not have a choice.
I use linux too and there is Python by default but there is no IDLE that comes with Python for windows
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The question would be why are you still using Windows 7? Upgrading to Win10 or switching to Linux if the hardware specs is not enough would be the wiser choice.
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(some) Linux has python by default. that should be a great choice.
which Linux?
I've been an active Fedora "user" since 2012, but used it earlier as well.
for 32-bit use Debian.
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Then consider Linux or cheaper second-hand devices. You don't need top tier specs for programming. Don't rush into developing locally hosted AI, unless you have a lot of $.
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Bob_Li i can't upgrade to windows 10
The point is not for software upgrading, a problem is for upgrading hardware, its complex and should buy a new hardware for windows 10 or 11, it takes 4 years to buy it