How do I use Python’s IDLE?

To program using Python’s IDLE (Integrated Development and Learning Environment), you need to follow these steps:

1. Open IDLE. On Windows, you can search for “IDLE” in the start menu and click to open. On Mac, you can go to the Applications folder in Finder, then locate IDLE in the Python folder and open it.
2. Create a new file. In the menu bar of IDLE, click on “File”, then select “New File” or use the shortcut Ctrl+N (Windows) or Cmd+N (Mac).
3. Write Python code in a new document. You can write any valid Python code in the file, such as printing a message.

print("Hello, World!")

1. Run the code. In the menu bar of IDLE, select “Run”, then choose “Run Module” or use the shortcut key F5. You will see the output of the code in IDLE’s Python Shell (interactive interpreter).
2. Debugging and testing can be conducted. In IDLE, you can also debug and test your code. You can use the “Debug” option in the menu, such as setting breakpoints, stepping through code, etc.
3. Save the code. In the IDLE menu bar, click on “File”, then select “Save” or use the shortcut Ctrl+S (Windows) or Cmd+S (Mac). Choose an appropriate file name and location to save your code file.

The above are the basic steps for using Python’s IDLE. Hope it helps you!