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Chase Wolff
229 PointsWhere do i find the download for python?
I'm watching the first video but can't find where the download for the program used is.
Chase Wolff
229 Pointsuh I meant how to download the workspace he was using. When I make my own games I don't want to have to use the web workspace Treehouse has. Thanks! And have a good sleep!
3 Answers
Kenneth Love
Treehouse Guest TeacherThere's a workspace attached to the last video that has 100% of the code in it and you can download workspaces through their menu options.
Ken Alger
Treehouse TeacherChase;
I would recommend heading to the [Python](www.python.org) site to download the development environment and take a look at the documentation they offer.
Happy coding and welcome to Treehouse!
Ken
Art deHoyos
14,531 PointsLike Ken said, python.org will get you what you need to get started. JetBrains also makes a nice IDE (fancy code editor) for python called PyCharm. The community version is free, but you have to pay for it if you want to use it to build websites.
You don't have to have anything but what you can download for free at python.org, though.
Aurelian Spodarec
7,369 PointsAurelian Spodarec
7,369 Pointsdo you mean the files or the program python ? or both?
bdw I'm going sleep but if files look at down of the video and look for download , there should be like 4 links .
If program then look what he typed on internet or search python and the update so like python 3.2 etc.. try to search python.com or something like that
hope i helped