<commit_before># Install Python

Python is available for several operating systems and architecture combinations. These guides are focused on `Python 3` only.

## Windows

The easiest way to install `Python 3` on `Windows` is to use the official `Python 3 Installer`.

You can download the installer file (`.exe`) by opening the following link on a `Windows` PC.

https://www.python.org/ftp/python/3.7.1/python-3.7.1-amd64.exe

When running the installer make sure to check the box that says `Add Python 3.6 to PATH`.

![Windows](./images/1.png)

After that you should choose `Customize Installation`. Make sure your custom installation settings are the same as the following image.

![Windows](./images/2.png)

Once `Python 3` has finished installing you will be able to run `Python 3` scripts by opening a `Command prompt` and typing the name of the file.

Assuming we have a simple `Python 3` file on our desktop named `myscript.py`:

```
cd c:\Users\(username)\Desktop
python myscript.py
```

You can also double click `.py` files and they will automatically start a `Python` interpreter and begin executing the code until it finishes.<commit_msg>Updated Python version.<commit_after># Install Python

Python is available for several operating systems and architecture combinations. These guides are focused on `Python 3` only.

## Windows

The easiest way to install `Python 3` on `Windows` is to use the official `Python 3 Installer`.

You can download the installer file (`.exe`) by opening the following link on a `Windows` PC.

https://www.python.org/ftp/python/3.7.4/python-3.7.4-amd64.exe

When running the installer make sure to check the box that says `Add Python 3.6 to PATH`.

![Windows](./images/1.png)

After that you should choose `Customize Installation`. Make sure your custom installation settings are the same as the following image.

![Windows](./images/2.png)

Once `Python 3` has finished installing you will be able to run `Python 3` scripts by opening a `Command prompt` and typing the name of the file.

Assuming we have a simple `Python 3` file on our desktop named `myscript.py`:

```
cd c:\Users\(username)\Desktop
python myscript.py
```

You can also double click `.py` files and they will automatically start a `Python` interpreter and begin executing the code until it finishes.
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