How to install Python3 in sublime

Steps to install Python 3 into Sublime Text: Install Python 3 and verify that the installation is successful. Install Package Control (if Sublime Text 2). Install the SublimeREPL plugin in Sublime Text. Configure SublimeREPL to select Python 3 as the interpreter. Create a new .py file, write Python 3 code, and press shortcut keys to run the code.

How to install Python 3 to Sublime Text

Installation steps:

1. Install Python 3: Download and install the latest version of Python 3 from the Python official website on your system.

2. Verify installation: Open a command prompt or terminal and enter the following command:

   <code>python3 --version</code>

   If you see output similar to "Python 3.X.X", Then Python 3 has been successfully installed.

3. Install Package Control: For Sublime Text 2, install Package Control from the following link: https://packagecontrol.io/installation
   For Sublime Text 3, Package Control Installed by default.
4. Install SublimeREPL: In Sublime Text, press Ctrl Shift P (Windows) or Cmd Shift P (Mac) Open the Command Palette.
   Enter "Install Package" and press Enter.
   Enter "SublimeREPL" in the search bar and press Enter to install the package.
5. Configuring SublimeREPL: In the SublimeREPL tab, make sure "Python 3" is selected as the Python interpreter.

Using Python 3:

1. Create a new file: In Sublime Text, create a new file and save it as .py file.
2. Write code: Write Python 3 code in a file.
3. Run the code: Press Ctrl B (Windows) or Cmd B (Mac) to run code.

Tip:

• Make sure your Python 3 path is added to the system PATH variable.
• If SublimeREPL does not recognize Python 3, try reinstalling it.
• You can use the "Console" panel in Sublime Text to view the running results and any error messages.

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