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  1. Python

Python Installation

Installation guide

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Install Python 3

First, check if python 3 is already installed.

Open CMD from your windows search

After opening CMD enter the below command

python --version

The above command should display a result like this:

If the python version is not showing up and you get an error, please if double-check if python is properly installed and the python path is added to environment variables.

To install the latest python version visit the following link and download the installer.

Once downloaded, run the installer.

During the installation make sure you check the following option to add the python path to the environment variables, as shown below

Make sure that python is installed with "all users" option

Now open a new command prompt and run the following command to check the python version.

python --version

The output should print the python version

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