If you are doing shared Python installation (so all users can use Python) or need to choose different location or features If you are installing Python for yourself If you have multiple Python versions, it may become confusing what version is usedīelow is assumed that Python is added to PATH. If you have exactly one Python version, it easier to run Python When Python is in the PATH and you run Python program from a command line Note that this setting does not affect Eclipse. You need to decide whether you want to add Python to PATH environment variable. Here is an example for Firefox.įind the downloaded Python installer and run it. Specific file dialogs depend on the browser and the version of Windows. On the next page scroll down to Files section and click on Windows x86-64 executable installer (or, if you are running older 32bit Windows, Windows x86 executable installer). The screenshots were taken when the last version was Python 3.6.3, but you will see more recent version.Ĭlick on the latest Python version in Download section. You shall read the vendor’s instructions but do not have to. Also note that if you use Windows version prior to Windows Vista (for example, Windows XP) you shall install Python 3.4. Note that 3.7 shall be replaced with the Python version that you intend to install. Return to this document after all abovementioned steps are completed. You shall perform the following steps before proceeding to Python specific tasks Step to perform Or you can install Eclipse Platform, Java EE, C/C++ Developers, etc. Install whatever Eclipse variant you desire, for example, Eclipse IDE for Java. But you can install Eclipse in any other way. We recommend to follow the companion document “ Installing Eclipse IDE on Windows for Java and C/C++ Developers“. Install Eclipse Python development toolkit (PyDev) add-onĬonfigure Python specific Eclipse workspace preferencesĪfter all components are installed and configured, you shall write a sample Python program in Eclipse and run it. There are following steps that you need to perform before you can develop Python programs using Eclipse see the companion document “ Installing Eclipse IDE on Windows for Java and C/C++ Developers“. See more information at 🌐įor more detailed explanation of Eclipse installation, update, configuration, etc. Brief walkthrough for Python developers explains how to install Python IDE in Eclipse on WindowsĮclipse Python Development Toolkit (PyDev) is an add-on to Eclipse IDE.
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