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Notes for Introduction to programming with Python session on Before we begin this session, can everyone please ensure that you have the following items? I am assuming everyone is using a computer running Windows.A text editor. A text editor, in case you are not familiar with the term, is a program that lets you type plain text, and allows you to save it to your computer. Microsoft Word and similar applications are NOT text editors (they are called word processors) and we have no need for them for this session. Windows already comes with a text editor called Notepad, but for our purposes, we will use another one called Notepad++. It is open source software, and to get it, you’ll need to go to in your Web browser (Internet Explorer, Google Chrome or Firefox):Then download and install Notepad++ on your computer by following the prompts.The Python interpreter. This is the program that lets you run a program written using the Python programming language. It translates or interprets what we write, into a language the computer can understand, so the computer can do what we’re asking it to do. Like Notepad++, Python is also open source software; to get it, go to in your Web browser and click on the text Windows x86 MSI installer under Files to start downloading Python to your computer. Click to run the downloaded file and you’ll have Python on your computer. That’s it. That’s all you need to start playing with Python. ................
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