Python Bootcamp in a Day - Python Programming for Beginners - Quick Python Test - Running Python

This video tutorial guides users through verifying their Python installation on different operating systems, including Windows, Mac, and Linux. It explains how to access the terminal and run Python, emphasizing the use of Python 3. The tutorial introduces the Python REPL, a tool for interactive coding, and encourages users to practice simple code execution within it. By the end, users should be able to confirm their Python setup and understand the basics of using the REPL for quick code testing.

How can you access Python on a Windows computer?

• By opening Internet Explorer

• By using the Task Manager

• By searching for Python in the Start menu

• By opening the Control Panel

What does the Python REPL stand for?

• Read, Evaluate, Print, Loop

• Run, Evaluate, Print, Loop

• Run, Execute, Print, Loop

• Read, Execute, Print, Loop

Why is it important to use Python 3 instead of Python 2?

• Python 2 is outdated and no longer supported

• Python 2 is only for web development

• Python 3 is faster

• Python 3 has better graphics

What symbol indicates the Python prompt in the REPL?

• >>>

• ==>

• >>

• ->

What happens when you enter a simple sum in the Python REPL?

• The code is saved for later

• The code is executed immediately and the result is shown

• The code is sent to a server

• The code is ignored