Which in my case resulted in having Python 3.8.2. You may now check the version of the python3 by following line The output will be most likely this /usr/bin/python3. Check if python3 is already installed on your mac. Check which version was installed by typing the following command in terminalĢ. The command line and explanations why using Homebrew can be found also here Open terminal and past the following command
The free version we will install is P圜harm CE. Advanced options are available in P圜harm professional edition.
P圜harm is powerful IDE which enables connections to databases, command line execution, debugging, use of virtual environments, application programming an even more.
I assume if you read this post you are programming in python or planning to do so. If you have another operating system this post will help you to understand the steps you need in general. I describe the steps in MacOS BigSur v 11.2.1 on my MacBook Pro. So you got new MacBookPro and would like to start programming using object oriented programming via Python and track your progress via version control tools, for example Git ? Then this post is for you. Install what you eventually need to start programming …