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Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
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(Type exit and press ENTER to exit the Python interactive shell.)
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(Type exit() and press ENTER to exit the Python interactive shell.)
My web hosting provider also runs Linux and provides command-line access, but my server does not have Python 3 installed. (Boo!)
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So back to the question that started this section, “Which Python is right for you?” The answer is whichever one runs on the computer you already have.
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Next, the installer will prompt you to choose a destination directory. The default for all versions of Python 3.1.x is C:\Python31\, which should work well for most users unless you have a specific reason to change it. If you maintain a separate drive letter for installing applications, you can browse to it using the embedded crontrols, or simply type the pathname in the box below. You are not limited to installing Python on the C: drive; you can install it on any drive, in any folder.
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Click the Next button to accept your choice of destination directory.
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The next page looks complicated, but it’s not really. Like many installers, you have the option not to install every single component of Python 3. If disk space is especially tight, you can exclude certain components.
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Register Extensions allows you to double-click Python scripts (.py files) and run them. Recommended but not required. (This option doesn’t require any disk space, so there is little point in excluding it.)
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Tcl/Tk is the graphics library used by the Python Shell, which you will use throughout this book. I strongly recommend keeping this option.
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Documentation installs a help file that contains much of the information on docs.python.org. Recommended if you are on dialup or have limited Internet access.
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Utility Scripts includes the 2to3.py script which you’ll learn about later in this book. Required if you want to learn about migrating existing Python 2 code to Python 3. If you have no existing Python 2 code, you can skip this option.
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Test Suite is a collection of scripts used to test the Python interpreter itself. We will not use it in this book, nor have I ever used it in the course of programming in Python. Completely optional.
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If you’re unsure how much disk space you have, click the Disk Usage button. The installer will list your drive letters, compute how much space is available on each drive, and calculate how much would be left after installation.
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Click the OK button to return to the “Customizing Python*#8221; page.
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If you decide to exclude an option, select the drop-down button before the option and select “Entire feature will be unavailable.” For example, excluding the test suite will save you a whopping 7908KB of disk space.
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Click the Next button to accept your choice of options.
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The installer will copy all the necessary files to your chosen destination directory. (This happens so quickly, I had to try it three times to even get a screenshot of it!)
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Click the Finish button to exit the installer.
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In your Start menu, there should be a new item called Python 3.1. Within that, there is a program called IDLE. Select this item to run the interactive Python Shell.
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![[Python installer: select destination directory]](i/win-install-2-destination-directory.png)
+![[Python installer: customize Python 3.1]](i/win-install-3-customize.png)
+![[Python installer: disk space requirements]](i/win-install-3a-disk-usage.png)
+![[Python installer: removing Test Suite option will save 7908KB on your hard drive]](i/win-install-3b-test-suite.png)
+![[Python installer: progress meter]](i/win-install-4-copying.png)
+![[Python installer: installation completed. Special Windows thanks to Mark Hammond, without whose years of freely shared Windows expertise, Python for Windows would still be Python for DOS.]](i/win-install-5-finish.png)
+![[Windows Python Shell, a graphical interactive shell for Python]](i/win-interactive-shell.png)
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