Step By Step Guideline for Installing Python on Windows

Step 1. Go to www.python.org
Step By Step Guideline for Installing Python on Windows, Step 1
Step 2. Select "Downloads" and click on "View the full list"
Step By Step Guideline for Installing Python on Windows,step 2


Step 3.  Select Python 3.7.x or any version of python 3 that is higher.
Step By Step Guideline for Installing Python on Windows, Step 3
Step 4. Select the proper file (if your machine is 64 bit, select "Windows x86-64 executable installer) and download it
Step By Step Guideline for Installing Python on Windows, Step 4
Step 5. click on Install Now
Step By Step Guideline for Installing Python on Windows, step 5
Wait Until Python installs

 Step 6. Then you should see the completion message on your screen. Click Close
Step By Step Guideline for Installing Python on Windows, Step 6
Now you can start programming in Python. 

 You can use Python Shell or Python IDLE. 

 I prefer to go with Python IDLE, because it allows you to do graphical user interfaces and has menu on the top.

 Find the video of installation of Python IDLE on my channel.

 This video is for installation for windows 7 which is same as that given in post which is for windows 8.1

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