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If the Quick Notepad++ Setup for Python isn't your cup of tea, here's a full-blown setup you can try... Tagged with emptystring.
This article immerses in Python usage via Notepad—highlighting steps involved, breaking down underlying concepts, and eventually weighing up the pros versus cons of this approach.
In addition to the many other answers about using a system-wide installation of a Python interpreter, there is also a Python plugin for Notepad++. I've used it many times, and it works quite well.
Install Notepad++ (check "set as default HTML editor" to replace Notepad in IE). Run Notepad++, update its plugins, and install "NppExec" via Plugins, Plugin Manager.
In this article, we will see how to run Python file in the Notepad++ text editor.
1) Open the installed notepad++ 2) New file 3) In the title bar above notepad++, click [Language], select Python in [P] and click 4) Enter python code 5) In the title bar above notepad++, click [Run], select [Run] and click 6) Enter the following command: cmd /k python "$(FULL_CURRENT_PATH)" & ECHO. & PAUSE & EXIT
Plugins > Plugins Admin, checkmark Python Script 2.1, and click Install. After Notepad++ restarts, Plugins > Python Script will exist. Paste in the contents of the script from the posting. Save. It’s really that simple. Everything in the details below just help work around edge cases.
I said in the audio that notepad++ works with windows and mac, but I recently found out it ONLY works on Windows
Tutorial on how you can use Notepad++ text editor to write and run Python programs.
Use notepad++ to run python scripts in a free, simple and very convenient manner. Configure Notepad++ to run a python script.