Make Apps with ChatGPT and Generative AI - Python Installation

This video tutorial guides viewers through verifying their Python installation, emphasizing the need to use Python 3.9 for compatibility with Azure Functions. It provides step-by-step instructions for downloading and installing Python 3.9.13 on a Windows machine, including adding Python to the system PATH. The tutorial concludes with verifying the installation to ensure the correct version is set up.

How can you verify if Python is installed on your system?

• By opening a command terminal and typing 'Python'

• By checking the list of installed programs in the control panel

• By looking for a Python icon on the desktop

• By opening a web browser and searching for Python

Why should you avoid downloading Python 3.11 for Azure Functions?

• It is a beta version

• It is too large to download

• It is not compatible with Azure Functions

• It is not compatible with Windows

Which Python version is recommended for long-term sustainability with Azure Functions?

• Python 3.11

• Python 3.10

• Python 3.9

• Python 3.8

What should you do if the Python version installed is 3.11 and you need to use Azure Functions?

• Install additional plugins

• Contact technical support

• Use a different programming language

• Uninstall Python 3.11 and install Python 3.9.13

What is an important step to take after installing Python 3.9.13?

• Restart the computer

• Run a virus scan

• Delete the installer file

• Add Python to the system PATH