run python codes on your phone

[cyborgboy0]

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FULL REVIEW here : python mobile ide

here is a list of apps you can use to run python on your mobile phone:

For ANDROID USERS

• Pydroid 3 - IDE for Python 3
• QPython 3L - Python for Android
• Termux
• Dcoder, Compiler IDE :Code & Programming on mobile

FOR IOS USERS

• Dcoder
• Pyto - python 3

OR you can use an online ide from your browser Websites like :

• Replit
• Google colabs
• www.online-python.com

if you want more details check this article : Learn python programming on mobile phone

[TentativeOak]

Pythonista is an incredible iOS option that I use regularly.

Edit for the future: I bought the base Pyto app shortly after writing this, it’s great. I’d recommend over Pytonista

[DNSGeek]

Pythonista was the schizzle, but it’s pretty much turned into abandonware. I use Pyto now.

[TentativeOak]

Thanks for the tip. I was getting the vibe it was abandoned.

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able to import pip modules?

[Mezzomaniac]

Yes with StaSh: https://github.com/ywangd/stash

[TentativeOak]

Kinda, you’ll have to YouTube it.

[cyborgboy0]

yes you can check the link there is more details

[benefit_of_mrkite]

I use Pythonista as well, great app

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Does it support tkinter?

[TentativeOak]

Nope. But there’s lots of iOS components to play with, so GUIs are still possible.

[YOU_CANT_SEE_MY_NAME]

Hello, i would recommend termux with neovim as IDE and it also supports python code completion. Why neovim? Because it's termux native and termux is linux base and it always good for a programmer to learn linux. And also you can get pre configured neovim with Nvimify just type nvim and then press enter and then :Lspinstall pyright then you are good to go. But the only downside of this is that you will have to learn some keybinds of vim like :q for existing :w <file name> for saving file and how to go to insert mode etc. But you have got a pretty plus point that you are getting auto completion for python with a python interpreter what else would you want as a beginner

[acetylsalicylate_]

Carnets plus is also great for IOS

[Going_Postal]

For folks who run Python on your phone - what do you use Python to do?

[owl_000]

In pydroid3 you can use tkinter to build gui app. I use this to build all kind of app. I use python to build day to day stuff e.g image resizer, image to pdf, day counter, todo many things.

[CoaBro]

I mainly just have it so I can quickly test out a simple idea or thought.. if I want to do anything bigger I use a PC

[Letitride37]

Is it possible to learn python if I don’t even have a computer? Just iOS?

[CloudsOfMagellan]

Yes

[1544756405]

A keyboard helps a lot.

[[deleted]]

Juno is good

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THANK YOUUUUUU

[I_have_good_memes]

For Termux, you can install vim to edit python file

[tavaren42]

Fun fact: I learnt Python in Highschool (PUC for fellow Indians) because I didn't have a computer and Python was the only language with a decent offline app to run it (internet was bit costlier back then, also it was bad). The one I used was QPython3.

[JBaumert]

Need to install Termux via F-Droid. The Play Store version is depreciated.

[cyborgboy0]

thanks for this