I recently purchased a Raspberry Pi 3 and introduced Raspbian. I bought it, but it didn't have a purpose, so I'm going to learn the basics of Python, which is popular now. When I created a .py file and opened it, an application called Thonny was launched.
What's this? It seems that it can be used not only on Linux but also on Mac and Windows like an IDE for Python. Above all, it's so simple that no explanation is needed. I installed it on Windows and used it as a trial.
Therefore, it cannot be used for a huge program. However, it is very suitable for practice. A Python integrated development environment for beginners to describe Thonny in one word
There are many IDEs for Python, but it is recommended that you first try using this and move to PyScripter etc. if you are not satisfied.
To install and manage packaged software written in Python I need to install a package management system called pip, Since pip is included in Python itself in Python 3.4 and later, you can use it immediately.
Let's try introducing the Requests package that can easily handle HTTP requests.
Tools-> Open system shell ...
pip install requests
to install the Request packageTools-> Manage Packages
to see if there is a request~~ Make the following settings on the command line ~~
~~ Launch a command prompt and go to the path where Thonny is installed. ~~
C: \> cd C: \ Users \ [User name] \ AppData \ Local \ Programs \ Thonny \
Type ~~ python -m pip install requests
. ~~
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Windows Thonny seems to refer to C: \ Users \ [user-folder] \ .thonny \ BundledPython36
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You can complete with Ctrl + Space or TAB.
I just want to assign TAB to the tab function, but which is the default?
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