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I just downloaded IDLE for python, but I can't make multiple lines of code. If I want to do two lines of print "Hello World" I can't, when I press enter for a new line of code it automatically starts the 1 line of code. Is there some sort of command to make more lines of code?
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(using debian linux)
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install Gentoo
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File > New File
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>>60812878
anon you're hurting my feelings :^(
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Isn't it shift+enter?
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>>60812937
Almost works, it adds a new line but executes the 1st line.
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>>60813093
that's weird. I don't remember IDLE being that garbage. Is there a reason you don't just make a file for your multiline stuff?
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>>60812862
>an ide
>for python
All you need is Vim + builtin debuggers like cProfile for performance, and pdb for interactive debugging.
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isnt that the point of an interactive shell? why would you not want to execute the line, there are text editors for that usecase
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>>60812862
Atom + Hydrogen doesn't have this problem.
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