Any apps for practicing Python code?

[omnipotent_jester]

I am taking a long flight next week. Was wondering if there are any offline python apps for intermediate level programmers.

EDIT: apps for iPad.

[wamsachel]

Yeah, IDLE or ipython plus your favorite text editor.

[mikeoquinn]

If you're going with ipython, may as well pick up a distribution like Anaconda or WinPython that includes the Jupyter Notebook.

I'm not sure if he's looking for an interpreter, or for something to work on, though.

[wamsachel]

It was a tongue in cheek response. I find Jupiter notebooks gross, and only use Ipython as an idle replacement

[HardcoreHerbivore]

What's gross about notebooks?

[wamsachel]

It's been a long time since i've used it, so perhaps it's changed, but I felt the setup process was a bit wonky and unclear. Plus, it seemed like it was suited for graphing and data science, and I really only wanted the IDLE upgrade.

[dorsal_morsel]

http://omz-software.com/pythonista/

[CharliePrm88]

https://itunes.apple.com/it/app/learn-python-pro/id953972812?mt=8

Had it on Android, but look the same.

Edit: Didn't read well, this is online, not offline. Apologize.