Thank you to Berlioz and claudio for your responses.
Re-running the installer sounds like a simple solution.
Thanks,
Irv
> On Oct 23, 2020, at 5:58 PM, Berlioz Silver wrote:
>
> You can add python to PATH by rerunning the same installer you used to
> install it. There will be a "modify"
You can add python to PATH by rerunning the same installer you used to
install it. There will be a "modify" choice, and in the next two pages are
options to adjust the parts of python installed, and to add it to "the
environment"-- the PATH.
I would suggest using 3.7. 3.8 is likely to work, but
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> Question 1: If someone already
> Question 1: If someone already has installed Python but did not check
this box on, is there some simple command line magic to do whatever this
checkbox does? If so, what do I need to tell my student to do?
With a python 3.X installed they need replace 'python' by 'py -3.X' in
the cmdline.
I am teaching a Python class, where I use pygame to demonstrate OOP concepts.
I need to have my students get the proper environment to run Python with pygame.
I use a Mac, and I have Python 3.7.3, and pygame 1.9.6 installed. Everything
works fine for me. But I have students who either have
