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Voor mij volledig nieuw .... Maar wel veel zin in het leren van o.a. Python op de Raspberry.
Nu loop ik al snel vast.
Om een eerste begin te maken met python, dien ik de editor (?), Python (IDLE) te openen in het startmenu.
Nu heb ik raspbian vers geinstalleerd.
Alles wat ik zie, geen Python (met dat blauw gele logo).
Kan iemand me misschien op weg helpen hoe ik dat daar wel krijg?
Dank bij voorbaat!

How do I open Python idle on Raspberry Pi?
Open IDLE by selecting the Raspberry Pi logo in the top-left, and click Programming > Python 3 (IDLE). You should be presented with the Python interactive interpreter.

"Python 3 (IDLE)" isn't there ..... that's the problem

Aernout wrote: ↑

Fri Oct 18, 2019 3:02 pm

"Python 3 (IDLE)" isn't there ..... that's the problem

(Please excuse an off-topic reply in English.)

IDLE has been removed from the Raspbian Operating System.

Use Thonny instead.

We’ve been including the excellent Thonny Python development environment in Raspbian for some time now. In this release, it’s now our default Python editor, and to that end, we are no longer including IDLE by default. IDLE has always felt dated and not very pleasant to use, and Thonny is so much nicer that we’d strongly recommend moving to it, if you haven’t already!

Ref: https://www.raspberrypi.org/blog/buster ... -raspbian/




Or install IDLE3 yourself, and add it back to the menus.

That explains everything! Thank you.

How do I install IDLE and add it to the menu?
I tried with apt-get python ..... then I get a reply that the latest version already has been installed.
But i can't get it into the start menu

Sorry for all these questions! I'm a beginner beginner ... Searched on the internet, but didn't find the answer.
Maybe because i'm dutch and don't know what to type for a correct search

Gebruik voor de Python 3 versie

I answer in English so everyone can understand ...
Thank you all!!!
I managed to draw a square in python now
Following the instructions on codingkids.com (we all have to start somewhere) (btw i'm 43)
Again: THANKS!