INTERPRETER DEPENDENT LANGUAGE: =============================== DEVICES ==> DIGITAL DEVICES DIGITAL DATA 1'S AND 0'S HI ==> 5 MIN WRITING IN DIGITAL ==> DIFFICULT MAINITAINING OF DIGITAL IS TOO DIFFICULT WINDOWS LINUX USER-DEFINED ==> MACHINE-DEPENDENT SOFTWARE TRANSLATOR HIGH-LEVEL ====> LOW-LEVEL INTERPRETER ==> KIND OF TRANSLATOR HOW THE INTERPRETER WILL WORK? ============================== a = 100 # start b = 200 c = a+b print(c) # end IDE (Integrated Development Environment): ========================================= IDE ==> SOFTWARE PLATFORM WHERE WE CAN SEVERAL THINGS: 1) CREATE PROGRAMMING FILE (SOURCE FILE) 2) ADD/WRITE PROGRAM INSTRUCTIONS 3) EXECUTE ==> OUTPUT PVM (PYTHON VIRTUAL MACHINE) ==> INTERPRETER ==> MANY POPULAR IDEs: 1) VS CODE 2) PYCHARM 3) SUBLIME TEXT 3) JUPYTER ETC. PyCharm Installation: ===================== DOWNLOAD: ========= PYCHARM ==> JETBRAINS BROWSER ==> SEARCH ABOUT: "PYCHARM DOWNLOAD" ==> PyCharm Community Edition ==> Download ==> After the downloading: we should run that file for installation yes ==> next ==> next ==> select two options: 1) create desktop shortcut 2) Add Path Variable update ==> next/install ===> finish Setup on PyCharm: ================= 1) Create a folder/project: =========================== open PyCharm ==> main menu ==> file ==> new project ==> enter the title of the project 2) Adding of sub folders into project: ===================================== Select the project ==> right click on the mouse pad ===> new ==> directory ==> enter the title 3) Add python files into folders: ================================= Note: ==== python file has the extension of ".py" Syntax for creation of python file manually: file-name.py ==> Select the folder ==> right click of mouse pad ==> new ==> python file ==> enter the title 4) Adding of the python code: ============================= 5) Run the python file. ======================= Place a cursor on the python file (code area) ==> right click of mouse pad ==> run 'file-name' ============================================================ VS Code Installation: ===================== Visual Studio Code ==> Microsoft 1) Browser ==> search about: "vs code download" ==> Click on Download (based on your OS) 2) Run the downloaded file for installation accept the agreement ==> next ==> next ==> select: "create desktop icon" ==> next ==> install ==> finish