Let's start with the Python installation on Windows.
In the two next lessons, I'm also going to
show you how to do that for Linux and macOS,
so feel free to just watch the installation lesson
for the operating system you are currently
using for the course, and skip the other ones.
So for Windows, first go to python.org/download,
so you can see the URL here, and you're going to get to that website.
And here you should see "Download the latest version for Windows".
So if they didn't detect your Windows operating system,
just click here on Windows, and you are going to be able to download it here.
So download the latest version, whatever version it is.
So it should start with 3 now, but from it's 3.9.5,
for you can be anything, just download the latest version, it doesn't really matter.
The functionalities are going to be the same for what we need.
So now it's downloading, and once you have the
Python Execute Table, you can just open it and click.
So just execute the Python Execute Table,
and you will get to this menu, "Install Python 3",
and one thing that is very important is to check that box here, "Add Python to path".
You have to do that.
This is an important step.
And then you can click on "Install Now",
and this is going to install Python on your computer.
Okay, and then you can click on "Close", and Python is installed.
What you can do is you can go on the search bar here, and search for "Python".
And you will see Python, so you have a new application,
and here you have kind of a terminal with what we actually can call a Python shell.
So I'm going to zoom with "Control" and the mouse, and you can see your version here.
So it doesn't really matter if you don't have the same as me, okay?
Once again, the version is not important for this
course, the important is that it starts with three,
and then after the course, you're going to be able to choose different versions
for different applications if you want to, okay?
So here you have three angle brackets.
You can just use double quotes, hello double quotes, and if you can see "Hello" here,
it means that Python is correctly working and installed on your computer.
And now you are ready to continue,
so you can skip the Linux and Mac OS installation videos.
Go to the next section to start writing Python code right away.