Selenium Python Automation Testing from Scratch and Frameworks - How to Install Python on Your Machine?

The video tutorial provides guidance on setting up Python on Mac OS, emphasizing that users do not need to manually set Python or Pip paths as Mac OS automatically configures them. It highlights the importance of using Python 3 or higher and offers advice on managing multiple Python versions. The tutorial also explains how to locate the Python installation path and discusses the role of executable files in system variables. Finally, it provides troubleshooting tips for any issues related to Python recognition on Mac.

What is the main advantage of installing Python on Mac OS compared to other operating systems?

• You need to manually set the Python path.

• You can only install Python 2 on Mac OS.

• Mac OS automatically configures the Python path.

• Python is not supported on Mac OS.

Why is it important to have only one version of Python installed on your Mac?

• To prevent automatic updates.

• To save disk space.

• To avoid confusion about which version is being used.

• To ensure compatibility with Windows.

How can you check which version of Python is installed on your Mac?

• By using the 'which' command in the terminal.

• By opening the Python application.

• By looking at the desktop icons.

• By checking the system preferences.

Where are the Python executable files typically located on a Mac?

• In the user local bin directory.

• In the Applications folder.

• In the Downloads folder.

• In the Documents folder.

What should you do if Python is not recognized by your Mac system?

• Reinstall the operating system.

• Post a question in the discussion board for help.

• Delete all Python files.

• Install a different version of Python.