#๐ Need help with Python installation
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Hello
I stopped coded a few months ago and now I want to know if I should enable admin or add python to path options
I specifically remember that It is better to enable one of those
shouldn't require admin
definitely do add to PATH
but I forgot
Alright
Stay with me
I will do it now
Custom installation or install now
I think custom is better
@hallow skiff
just Install Now is fine
uhh okay
if you mess up something on custom odds are it'll be more painful to debug later
you can go through with custom if you want, but preferably keeping the defaults
it's already installing
can't go back to custom
Alright so$
it is installed
what do I do now
Is it installed now?
that's it?
I will make a mini program to test
open window's default cmd.exe and type py
It wasn't converted
I remember if i type something in the notepad, then switch the extension and run
it would work
it is probably .py.txt, do you have Show file extensions enabled?
I don't know, this is a new computer
How do I enable that?
I used to have that too
windows button -> search for (just type) show file extensions -> first option that pops up
Create a virtual environment before installing anything
I remember pynput was my favorite, I will be sure to install that
one momet
one moment
Create a folder for Python wherever you wish (imo preferably Documents or however you like to organise, just not downloads), then create a folder for the project and in the command line, after making sure it is in the right working directory, run ```
py -m venv .venv
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