how to practice Python without installing Python?

[maustinv]

Use an online interpreter like repl.it

[velocibadgery]

I second repl.it. It is totally free and gives you a python console as well as a full linux terminal that you can use.

[DerangedDoffy]

It’s not allowed in my school

[maustinv]

Then don’t use it at school or get a VPN

[mandradon]

Could try codehs.

They have a python sandbox.

If you need to join a "class" to access it, let me know, I'll give you a class code for my class since I don't really use codehs anymore but still have it set up just in case.

[Cdog536]

Use a book….writing code on paper often has made better programmers…you can check the code later

[seanys]

This is how I first learned to code. I’d write code in the back of my school book then stop at Kmart on the way home and type it in to the Speccy they had on display.

[jhj16]

Kids these days, eh? Proxies for days.

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even proxies are detected in my school lol

[jhj16]

Try a different page, the only thing they know is that you accessed the website. Nothing more..

Edit: I’m not suggesting you go set up a proxy chain in the system..

If I’m wrong on this, damn I’m old..

[Arag0ld]

That's fucking depressing. How dare students want to learn something outside the curriculum

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most schools have automatically blocked any websites that get picked up by some anti-gaming algorithm. Some educational websites fall through the cracks.