HOW TO DOWNLOAD AND INSTALL PYTHON FOR WINDOWS

Hello guys. In this tutorial, I will be going to show you how to set up the python environment on your Windows. So, let us get started.

STEP1:
First, go to this link: https://www.python.org/downloads/

STEP2:
Then scroll down and click on the latest version of Python available. At the time of writing this blog, the latest version is Python 3.7.4

STEP3:

After, clicking that you will get another page, in that scroll down until you find FILES... see the picture below...

Click on the link according to your computer's configuration i.e., 64bit or 32 bit, now the .exe file will be downloaded...

Step 4:

Now, open the file and you will have an environment like the picture shown below,

Make sure that you should add the Python to PATH so that you can work with python from CMD.

After that click on Install Now

To be installed it will take some time.

After that go to the CMD and type python, it will show you the information about it

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