Python Console

The Python Console is an online Python interpreter that runs entirely in your browser. It lets you quickly try out Python ideas while being as similar to the normal Python command line interpreter as possible. No setup is needed. By default packages automatically install when you import them.

Screenshot showing the Python Console and a hello print command.
Screenshot showing the Python Console and a "Hello, browser" print command.

Python Editor

The Python Editor is a simple Python development environment. It has a program editor on the left side and a Python console on the right side. Press the "Play" button to execute your code and see the results in the console. You can also interact directly with the Python console.

Screenshot showing editor with factorial
Screenshot showing the Python Editor with a simple factorial function.

Why use this

Some of the reasons you might want to use these Python Console tools:

  • Simplicity
  • You don't need to setup Python, install packages, and mess around with configuration to get things done. You may appreciate this if you often switch around between different computers and environments, or if you use an environment where you don't have permission to install things.

  • Features
  • Many packages are supported without any setup needed. You can also directly output graphics and sound to the browser without going through other programs to preview your output.

  • Privacy
  • The Python code you run is not being sent to a remote server, it is running privately in your browser.

For more examples of what can be done with the Python Console tools, see the Usage Hints.

For more info about this project, check out the About Page.


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