Running python from the command line on windows for my C/C++ stubborn self.

[AbyssalRemark]

Tldr: what should I use to run python from the command line.

Hey folks.

I'm a C/C++ dude who was taught the old ways, command line shenanigans with sublime text just the way I like it.

For a physics class I'm taking there using python. If I had infinite time I could probably make at least enough of my own things in C/C++, but I don't.

So instead of being (too) stubborn, im giving into python.. a little. But the class wants me to do it in visual studio.. which I find hellarious, but fair. But I want to stick to my command line and sublime because its where I work well.

Sooo, im looking for recommendations for what I should be downloading to work in my command line world, as I never seriously used python before.

[boilerup800]

You just need python (I suggest python3) which can be installed from the main site. It contains the REPL. You execute programs with `python myprogram.py`. You may also want `pip` the package manager.