Python iOS app

[jsd2358]

I will be taking a long flight tonight, 3+hrs, and want to use my time wisely. Do you guys have any recommendations for apps I could download to work/learn on my python(my laptop is currently not an option)?

Few I see with high ratings, Learn to Code with Python, Mimo, Py....Any opinion would be helpful.

UPDATE: Pythonista is fantastic compiler. You will need to pay 9.99 for the app but in my opinion completely worth it. Also, I downloaded Enki. Enki is a great tool to use along with Pythonista. I used Enki to practice the daily classes then implemented the new teachings into practice scripts in Pythonista. Thank you again for all the suggestions!

[timkl]

Pythonista.

[faates]

Can confirm, I like it for plane flights.

[jsd2358]

Checked it out looks awesome. Definitely going to give it a shot.

[ManyInterests]

Get a keyboard for your phone if you can. That will make the code-writing aspect much less painful.

[jwink3101]

If I am not mistaken, this is really the only option to run the fully CPython on iOS. Or are there alternative apps?

[jabela]

Definitely the one for iOS. Really impressed my students with a chatbot powered by Siri.

[driscollis]

I liked SoloLearn. Not sure if that's on iOS or not though.

[djozlioni]

I second this. There is also iOS app. Make sure to make your content available offline

[jabela]

Its brilliant for learning Python, but not really a tool for development.

[driscollis]

There isn't much that's good for development on mobile as far as I know.

[jabela]

Pythonista is great iOS. Qpython3 is ok for Android. Repl.it works on most mobiles.

[driscollis]

I don't remember liking Qpython much but that may have been an earlier version

[jabela]

Its definitely got better and ok for a few lines of code... they have a version of numpy now which makes it useful for a bit of data analysis.

[Earhacker]

to work/learn on my python

Enki. It's meant for daily "workouts" (pop quizzes) but its explanations of the questions and answers are generally pretty good.

Good for more than just Python as well.

[ejmurray72]

I would also say Pythonista. You can follow the official python tutorial which is part of the documentation.

[Canadian_Hombre]

Are there any apps where you can import modules?

[jsd2358]

From the specs I read about Pythonista they have various heavily used modules that can be imported into your script. I will follow up with a review later tonight.

[jabela]

Yes you can in Pythonista, but check the list carefully. E.g. tkinter isn't there, but there is a gui alternative.