I'm running a computer w/windows 8. It has python but is it going to work?

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Answer 1

Why don't you just try if it works?

Answer 2

Installing 3.9 now

Answer 3

Elizabeth Huston It Should work, I recommend using Visual Studio Code for programming, especially in Python

Answer 4

It will work. Notepad,notepad++ & visual studio is best for python

Answer 5

Open the Powershell application: Press the Windows key to open the start screen. In the search box, type “powershell”. ...

Execute command : type python --version and press enter.

The Python version appears in the next line below your command.

Answer 6

It will work. Search for python ide and write your code there.

Answer 7

Elizabeth Huston
https://docs.python.org/3/faq/windows.html

Answer 8

HungryTradie sololearn desperately needs compulsory lessons like that, also on forum rules and on how to ask questions.

Answer 9

Sure it will. You can also use the 'pip' command (for installing any Python modules etc.)' in CMD for example:

pip install Numpy

And so on...

Answer 10

Hi, can you tell me, more information, about where you need to run a python script...
Maybe you can't run in cmd?
And what is the error message?

Answer 11

First release of Python: 1991
First release of Python 2: 2000
First release of Python 3: 2008
First release of Windows 8: 2012

Answer 12

I am trying to make it work I typed into PowerShell I'm getting no results

Answer 13

I'm going to try upgrading to Windows 10 now

Answer 14

Using my phone

Answer 15

???

Answer 16

So type in PATH

Answer 17

I mean I can't even locate python

Answer 18

I'm just going to provision my pc

Answer 19

Well it almost did something the working icon came up but nothing

Answer 20

You know the blue swirly thing that goes around to let us know it's. Working