I’m still in the infant phase of learning python, and I’ve run into an issue that keeps driving me crazy. I’m hoping someone can educate me so I can continue my learning more seamlessly.
I’m working my way through an introductory textbook on Python and they have me typing all the code into Mu (a python text editing program). I like the functionality of Mu, but when it comes to learning, it is limited by the fact it cannot import anything from the actual Python program.
When I copy the code from Mu and paste it into Python (so I can watch it run), it gets completed jacked up and causes much more work.
By that same token, I can’t just type all the code into Python without it running the prompts individually as I go down the program’s code lines. Then the blocks seem to get segmented and the whole program doesn’t work properly.
Hopefully, this makes sense, and someone can help me out. I’m really enjoying learning the principles of coding using these resources, but it would be awesome to watch the code run after typing it all in. Thanks in advance!
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r/learnpython I’m still in the infant phase of learning python, and I’ve run into an issue that keeps driving me crazy. I’m hoping someone can educate me so I can continue my learning more seamlessly. I’m working my way through an introductory textbook on Python and they have me typing all the code into Mu (a python text editing program). I like the functionality of Mu, but when it comes to learning, it is limited by the fact it cannot import anything from the actual Python program. When I copy the code from Mu and paste it into Python (so I can watch it run), it gets completed jacked up and causes much more work. By that same token, I can’t just type all the code into Python without it running the prompts individually as I go down the program’s code lines. Then the blocks seem to get segmented and the whole program doesn’t work properly. Hopefully, this makes sense, and someone can help me out. I’m really enjoying learning the principles of coding using these resources, but it would be awesome to watch the code run after typing it all in. Thanks in advance! submitted by /u/Constant_Set3113 [link] [comments]
I’m still in the infant phase of learning python, and I’ve run into an issue that keeps driving me crazy. I’m hoping someone can educate me so I can continue my learning more seamlessly.
I’m working my way through an introductory textbook on Python and they have me typing all the code into Mu (a python text editing program). I like the functionality of Mu, but when it comes to learning, it is limited by the fact it cannot import anything from the actual Python program.
When I copy the code from Mu and paste it into Python (so I can watch it run), it gets completed jacked up and causes much more work.
By that same token, I can’t just type all the code into Python without it running the prompts individually as I go down the program’s code lines. Then the blocks seem to get segmented and the whole program doesn’t work properly.
Hopefully, this makes sense, and someone can help me out. I’m really enjoying learning the principles of coding using these resources, but it would be awesome to watch the code run after typing it all in. Thanks in advance!
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