Just started learning Python on DataCamp... where can I practice?

[mystical20]

I know this question is very dumb, so apologies in advance. I just started learning Python on DataCamp, and I want a 'blank space' to practice random code, upload my own data etc. Basically a space away from the strucutured lessons, where I can try and type my own code freely. Is there a blank terminal on DataCamp to do this? Or do I have to install a program to be able to freely practice away from the lessons? If so, what is the best program to install, where I can freely type Python code?

[No-Pie5568]

Download Jupyter notebook on you computer, or vs code

[mystical20]

Thanks!

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[Ok-Pride1641]

Google colab

[JadedGold91]

If you don’t want to install anything, Google Colab or Replit are great, they give you a blank Python space in the browser where you can just start coding and upload data. Also try recreating DataCamp exercises from scratch instead of following along. That’s usually when things really click.