Re: Python?
Hi,
I wouldn't call the interactive input Python offers itself as a console actually. When I hear console, I usually think of terminals like the Linux shell, but thats indeed not what Python has to offer. The two things Python can give us itself are:
1. A scientilla based IDE (which isn't that great and you should probably try to get something better) and
2. an interactive command input, which allows us to test commands, conditions and small programs on the fly.
None of those should you be using to "create" programs.
Well, you didn't really describe your problem yet. You only said "it doesn't let me do that", but why? Whats your exact problem?
I'd recommend you to create a test program file (like test.py), write some hello world example into it, like follows:
def main()
print 'Hello world!'
main()Open some command prompt, navigate into the folder where the test.py file is currently located, and type "python test.py". As long as your PATH environment variable is set up correctly, python should interpret the file and print you some hello world statement.
Best Regards.
Hijacker
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