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    This is the community forum for my apps Pythonista and Editorial.

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    • megacoolness
      megacoolness last edited by ccc

      I’m new to python and use IDLE on my laptop.
      I copied some code into what appears to be the editing area - where the examples appear.
      I gave it a name that appears on the upper tabs, but I can’t run the program. The run icon above dose nothing and I can’t find documentation on the mechanics of the editor.

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      • stephen
        stephen last edited by stephen

        If your running an example script chances are it is executing and doing some function but has no visual presentation and exec in less then a second. if you use scene, ui, while or for loop you can maintain the program and using scene and/or ui modules to present visual presence.

        post your code and that will help us help you. use MarkDown to format the code. before and after place ```

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        • mikael
          mikael @megacoolness last edited by

          @megacoolness, here’s the manual page, maybe it helps: http://omz-software.com/pythonista/docs/ios/pythonista.html

          Try running something ultra simple like print('Hello world'), both from the editor with the run button, and in the console that shows the result when you run it.

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          • krunallathiya
            krunallathiya last edited by krunallathiya

            Hello,

            I will suggest to you that use Visual Studio Code as a code editor.

            It has big community support as well as lots of third-party Python-related extensions that can bootstrap your development process.

            I hope that helps you.

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