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Method 1of 1:
Windows MSI installer
- Download the Windows MSI installer (either x86 or x64).
- Run the program.
- Take note of the path during the installation. For example, C:Python33 if you want to use the command line.
- If you do not care to use the command line, you can now use the IDLE integrated development environment for Python and consider yourself done.
- If you want to use the command line, click on Control Panel.
- Click on System and Security.
- Click on System.
- Click on the Advanced system settings link.
- Click on the Environmental Variables button.
- Under System Variables, look for the Variable named Path.
- Select Path and click on the Edit button.
- At the end of the Variable value, add the value you took note of in step 3 (i.e. C:Python33) preceded by a semicolon (;) which is used to separate the values, so you would add -;C:Python33.
- Open your command line and type 'python' - if successful, you should see three greater than symbols at the command prompt (>>>).
- To exit the Python interpreter, type 'exit()'.
- That's it!
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