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    Home»Programming»Python»How To Install Python 3.x on Windows

    How To Install Python 3.x on Windows

    RahulBy RahulJune 25, 20162 Mins ReadUpdated:June 3, 2022

    Python is a widely used high-level, interpreted, dynamic programming language. Python supports object-oriented, imperative, and functional or procedural programming styles. The Python development team provides a Windows installer file to quickly install Python on Windows systems. As of today, Python 3.10 is the latest version available for installation.

    This tutorial will help you to install Python 3 on a Windows system.

    Step 1 – Download Python Windows Installer

    First of all, download the required version of the Python installer from the official download page. Visit Python official download page and download required version of installer. For this tutorial, I have downloaded the latest version of Python 3.10.

    Installing Python on Windows

    You can find the installer file under the Downloads directory.

    Step 2 – Installing Python on Windows

    Once the installer file is downloaded successfully. Double click on the installer file and follow the installation wizard.

    1. First, check the boxes for Install python for all users and Add Python 3.10 to PATH. Then click on Customize Installation button.

      Installing Python on Windows

    2. Now select the features you need to install. Select all features (if required) and click Next.

      Installing Python on Windows

    3. You will get a list of Advanced Options. Select the required options or select all. Now click the Install button to begin installation.

      Installing Python on Windows

    4. You will see a successful installation message like below.

      Installing Python on Windows

    That’s it. You have successfully installed Python 3 on a Windows system.

    Step 3 – Verify Python Installation

    The Python installer will update the PATH environment variable. Open the windows command prompt and type the python command. If everything is installed and configured successfully, you will see a message like the below.

    Installing Python on Windows

    Conclusion

    This tutorial helped you to install Python on a Windows system. As the Python 3 includes the venv module. you can now create the virtual environment for the Python applications.

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    1 Comment

    1. Akshaykumar Rokade on June 17, 2019 11:56 am

      How do install python on ubuntu … btw nice article exact on point

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