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Ali at 21:11, 16 May 2014

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Ali at 21:10, 16 May 2014

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Ali at 21:08, 16 May 2014

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Ali at 21:06, 16 May 2014

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Ali: Created page with " ==Is my python ready?== This page will attempt to answer the question, 'Now What?' after you have gone through and installed python. ===Find python on your system== When yo..."

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Created page with " ==Is my python ready?== This page will attempt to answer the question, 'Now What?' after you have gone through and installed python. ===Find python on your system== When yo..."

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==Is my python ready?==

This page will attempt to answer the question, 'Now What?' after you have gone through and installed python.

===Find python on your system==
When you installed the distribution, you identified a local installation directory for it.
* Open your navigator, file explorer, or whatever the local file browser is called on your system. On Macs, this is usually 'Finder'.
* Navigate to the installation folder (directory).
* Look for a folder called 'bin'.
* Go inside 'bin' and
* Look for 'spyder2' executable.
* Double click on spyder2.
* You should have something like what I show below:

[[File:spyder2.jpg]]

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 * Look for 'spyder2' executable.
 * Double click on spyder2.
-* You should have something like what I show below in the Figure.
+* You should have something like what I show below in the Figure.  It won't be exactly the same, but should resemble it.
 * Find the window pane with the title 'python' and a command-line prompt '>>>'.  Its in the bottom right in my Figure below.
 * Type the following lines verbatim (hit return after each):
 :<nowiki>2+2</nowiki>
 :<nowiki>import numpy as np</nowiki>
+* The answer you should get for the first line is '4', and
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 This page will attempt to answer the question, 'Now What?' after you have gone through and installed python.
-===Find python on your system==
+===Find python on your system===
 When you installed the distribution, you identified a local installation directory for it.
 * Open your navigator, file explorer, or whatever the local file browser is called on your system.  On Macs, this is usually 'Finder'.
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 * Double click on spyder2.
 * You should have something like what I show below:
 [[File:spyder2.jpg]]