<filename>intro.py
# Run this file by executing $ python intro.py

print("Hello, World!")

# By executing the "python" command in your terminal, you are presented with an interactive Python shell.
# This is also known as the Python Interpreter or a REPL (for 'Read Evaluate Print Loop')

# You can run command as strings.
# $ python -c 'print("Hello, World")'

# Package Management:
# The PyPA recommended tool for installing Python packages is PIP.
# To install, on your command line execute $ pip install <package name>
# Note: On windows you must add pip to your PATH environment variables.
    # To avoid this, use $ python -m pip install <package name>
<filename>intro.py
# Run this file by executing $ python intro.py

print("Hello, World!")

# By executing the "python" command in your terminal, you are presented with an interactive Python shell.
# This is also known as the Python Interpreter or a REPL (for 'Read Evaluate Print Loop')

# You can run command as strings.
# $ python -c 'print("Hello, World")'

# Package Management:
# The PyPA recommended tool for installing Python packages is PIP.
# To install, on your command line execute $ pip install <package name>
# Note: On windows you must add pip to your PATH environment variables.
    # To avoid this, use $ python -m pip install <package name>
# Run this file by executing $ python intro.py # By executing the "python" command in your terminal, you are presented with an interactive Python shell. # This is also known as the Python Interpreter or a REPL (for 'Read Evaluate Print Loop') # You can run command as strings. # $ python -c 'print("Hello, World")' # Package Management: # The PyPA recommended tool for installing Python packages is PIP. # To install, on your command line execute $ pip install <package name> # Note: On windows you must add pip to your PATH environment variables. # To avoid this, use $ python -m pip install <package name>