Python for Everybody: The Ultimate Python 3 Bootcamp - Running Python Code

This video tutorial introduces the use of command line interfaces for running Python code, emphasizing the importance of familiarity with the command line in professional settings. It covers checking Python versions, using the Python shell, writing simple scripts, and running Python files. The tutorial also highlights Python's syntax, focusing on indentation over curly braces, and provides a step-by-step guide to writing a 'Hello World' script.

What are the two methods mentioned for running Python code?

• IDLE and PyCharm

• Command line and Jupyter notebook

• Visual Studio Code and Sublime Text

• Eclipse and NetBeans

Which command is used to check the current Python version?

• python -version

• python -v

• python --check

• python --version

What does the 'help()' function in Python provide?

• Python version details

• List of installed packages

• Interactive help utility

• System configuration

How do you exit the Python help utility?

• Type 'quit'

• Type 'exit()'

• Type 'close()'

• Type 'end'

What is the correct syntax to print 'Hello World' in Python?

• printf('Hello World')

• console.log('Hello World')

• echo 'Hello World'

• print('Hello World')

What is the file extension for Python files?

• .pt

• .pyt

• .python

• .py

Why is indentation important in Python?

• It is used to declare variables

• It is required for importing modules

• It is used to define functions

• It helps in code readability and structure