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  • Things to Read
  • Where To Look For Python 3-Compatible Code +
  • Troubleshooting +
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    1. Diving In +
    2. Running Python on the Command Line +

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    Troubleshooting

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    ❝ Where’s the ANY key? ❞
    — variously attributed +

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    Diving In

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    FIXME + +

    Running Python on the Command Line

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    Throughout this book, there are examples of executing Python programs from the command line. + +

    On Linux, look in your Applications menu for a program called Terminal. (It may be in a submenu like Accessories or System.) + +On Mac OS X, there is an application called Terminal in your /Applications/Utilities/ folder. To get there, click on your desktop, open the Go menu, select Go to folder..., and type /Applications/Utilities/. Then run the Terminal program. + +

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