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Python Basics • Last Updated: 28/11/2025
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AN INTRODUCTION TO PYTHON.
AN INTRODUCTION TO PYTHON.
Well, guess you really did click this tab open... (^-^)
Anyway, Python is a coding language invented by Guido van Rossum to make coding... simple, as a look-alike to English if you will. When you look at Python code not knowing what it says, are you able to read it knowing what half of it does? Well if you do, then it's pretty much how the language was designed. Simple, and easy to understand. The language was developed and released to the public in the year 1991. Check out the lessons we've put out on this site... and hopefully they help you get a better understanding of the language (^-^).
TABLE OF CONTENTS
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Simply click on any underlined text on this page (except headings) to go to the respective sites (or pages) through links!
COMPILERS:
COMPILERS:
These are places where you can write your Python code. Of course, downloading the code yourself will always work better as these compilers can't do certain things directly, however, it is recommended you get yourself Python 3.13 (click to visit download page) to run the code.
Online compilers exist, as described above, and here are 5, good ones:
Replit (Sign-in/up is required however).
(there's more, but those are simply just some recommendations).
All of them are free, but Replit uses a credits system, so it's not really free forever (unfortunately). However, setting up Python locally (by downloading and installing it from the official site), you can run your Python files locally, saving the hassle of finding a good compiler.
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