All right.
Oh, man, we've been talking for a long time, how can we finally run Python code?
I want to start coding, right.
Let's download this translation service.
Right.
Well, I'm sorry.
Actually, this is something we're going to do later on in the course.
And I know what you're thinking, WITF, but what is this kindergarten?
I mean, come on.
I came here to learn Python, start teaching me Python and I know.
I know.
And don't worry, in this course, we're going to get you to have a professional set up with Python
so that when you go into the workforce, you are doing what you're supposed to be doing.
We're going to learn how to have all of these set up.
First, we're going to have our terminal or command line where we can run Python from right in what
we call a Reppel, and then we're also going to use code editors like Sublime Text and Visual Studio
Code.
We're also going to use I.D. or integrated developer environments like PI, Charm and Spider.
And we're also going to use Jupiter notebooks.
And I'm going to show you how to set up all of these on your computer, what the pros and cons of using
each are and how some of them might be used for machine learning while others might be used for writing
quick scripts.
And I know this is a lot, but it's good to have these skills depending on what type of job you want.
And if you are a professional python developer, well, you should be using most of these.
But there's a problem.
If I start introducing this in the course right away, you see these tools you have to install differently
based on what computer you have.
So if you're using a Mac, a Windows, a Linux, maybe you're using a mobile phone because we want to
get started right away and write some code instead of worrying about installations and making sure that
your computer is all set up.
I want to make sure that all of us can get started right away, no matter what device you're on.
Now, if you're really, really keen, head on over to the section where I show you how to install all
these on all of your devices.
So there you have it set up and you can come back to this section.
But I warn you, it's easy to run into problems and get confused when installing these tools, so I
recommend sticking with what I'm about to show you and I promise we will get you this professional setup.
No other course is going to teach you all these things.
But before I dive into this, we need to learn well, we need to be able to just have fun and write
some code.
So what is this trick that I keep mentioning where we don't have to install any of these and still run
Python?
It's called Reppel.
You see, instead of us having to download this, we can go to Reppel, dot it.
And when you go here, you'll get a login screen now I recommend create an account on here because trust
me, it's going to be very, very useful.
It's one of my favorite tools and it allows you to save Python files.
Just online, for example, once you log in and create an account, you can just create a new Reppel,
choose the language that you want to use.
In our case, we want to choose Python.
We can name our people, so we can just call it hey, hey.
And we can just create a ripple and check it out right away.
We have without ever downloading this Python translation service, we can actually start writing Python.
Right here in our browsers, and this is going to work for anybody that has an Internet connection and
a browser, because this interpretor just runs automatically here.
And the beauty with Reppel is that, well, you can save these files so you can have different folders.
So as we work through the course, you can actually have a folder for all your python work and just
have a really nice to organize file structure that you can access anywhere you have Internet connection.
Now, if you don't want to sign up for Reppel, that it it's completely free.
You can also use this open source, Glute Daddio, which again, you go to Python and you're able to
run Python online.
So take your time, sign up for it and let's get started with our first Python program.
I'm finally getting there.
And the next video, we're going to write our first piece of code.
No more waiting.
It's coding time.
So I'll see you in the next video, Pabai.