Hi this is C\u00e9sar the author of this blog, this post is made to explain some points about Python 3.
\nThis post is for Windows users.<\/p>\n

In this first post we will be seeing how to create a Python file and how to run it from the terminal, for this I\u2019m going to use the famous phrase \u201cHello World!\u201d and we will learn the basic output in Python, print().
\nThe first step to begin with Python 3 is download Python 3 for its official website www.python.org<\/a> , I recommend you to use the latest version.
\nThe next step is download Cygwin a really nice terminal that will help you a lot
\nTo download Cygwin, go to this website http:\/\/www.cygwin.com<\/a> at the left side in the Install button, and then select the version you need.
\nIt is important for the installation of Cygwin, select the Python option, because the other way it won\u2019t work
\nPrevent errors and just install what you need in this case just Python 3 and Cygwin.<\/strong><\/p>\n

In Python we have something called Built-in Functions<\/a>, these are the functions that Python has for default and always are available, within this 68 functions, there is the print()<\/a>
\nPrint() is a powerful and easy function, this function literally print the value you assign to it.
\nFor example let\u2019s say you want to print \u201cHello World\u201d<\/p>\n

Just open Notepad in Windows and type:<\/p>\n

**Notice that print(), the value is inside the parentheses.<\/span><\/p>\n

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And after this save your file as hello.py, as you can see python uses .py as extension, then open cygwin and look for the folder you save the python file (I recommend desktop) after that type: python3 hello.py, to run your script<\/p>\n

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