In this video, we’ll be learning how to run Python programs in the Windows 11 operating system. Whether you are a beginner or just looking for different ways to execute your Python code, this tutorial will guide you through several methods you can use to run Python programs on your computer.
To start, we’ll begin with running Python code using the interactive Python shell. I will show you how to open the Python shell, write simple Python statements, and immediately see the results. You’ll learn how to use basic functions like print() and perform arithmetic operations directly in the Python shell.
Next, I will demonstrate how to access the same Python shell via the Command Prompt. This will allow you to run Python code without the need for an IDE or special software. I’ll show you how to write and execute Python code directly in the Command Prompt, as well as how to properly exit the shell once you’re done.
After that, I’ll walk you through creating and running Python programs using a simple text editor, like Notepad. You’ll learn how to write a Python program, save it as a .py file, and run it through the Command Prompt. I’ll explain how to ensure that you run the program from the correct folder path in the Command Prompt, so you can see the results of your Python script.
Then, I will cover another method of running Python code by right-clicking the Python file and opening it with Python. I’ll show you how to run the file directly, although with this method, the output window may close too quickly to see the results. But don’t worry, I’ll show you how to modify the script so you can hold the output on the screen.
Finally, we’ll take a look at how to use Python’s built-in IDE called IDLE. I’ll explain how to run Python code in IDLE’s interactive shell, and how to write and execute Python programs saved in files. You’ll see how to create new projects and run them within the IDLE interface, making it easier to manage your Python code.
By the end of this video, you’ll have a solid understanding of how to run Python code and programs on Windows 11, using various methods. Whether you're using a simple text editor, the Command Prompt, or Python’s IDLE, you'll be able to run your Python programs efficiently.
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