The document provides instructions for installing Python and Visual Studio Code (VS Code) on a Windows system. It includes steps to download the Python installer from python.org, select the latest version, and install it on the C: drive. It also describes downloading VS Code from the official website, installing Python and Code Runner extensions, and provides a code sample to test an API using the requests module.

1. PYTHON
INSTALLATION
GUIDE
Tushar Banga
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2. TABLE OF CONTENT
Python Installation On System
VS Code Setup

3. PYTHON
INSTALLATION
1
Go the "https://www.python.org/"
and install
https://www.python.org/

4. 2
Scroll Down And Find The Latest
Python Version i.e. 3.10.6
Scroll Down And Find The Latest
Python Version i.e. 3.10.6

5. 3
Scroll Down And download the
windows installer (64bit/32bit)
depending on your operating
system

6. 4
Open The Downloaded File and
install it on the path C:Python

7. 5
Open The Downloaded File and
install it on the path C:Python

8. 6
Open The Downloaded File and
install it on the path C:Python

9. 7
Open The Downloaded File and
install it on the path C:Python

10. 8
Type "View Advanced System
Settings" on start
A window as shown should open on
your screen

11. 9
Double Click On Path as shown in
the picture

12. 10
Create A New Path by clicking on
the "New" button

13. 11
Add The Path "C:Python" in the
environment variables.

14. YOU HAVE SUCCESSFULLY
INSTALLED PYTHON ON YOUR
SYSTEM.

15. VS CODE
INSTALLATION
1
Download vs code from the official
website. and install
Set Theme
https://code.visualstudio.com/

16. 2
Install Python Extention By
Microsoft

17. 3
Install Code Runner Extension.

18. YOU HAVE SUCCESSFULLY
INSTALLED VS CODE FOR
PYTHON

19. OPEN Command Promt
To open command promt type "cmd" in the start button.
Then type "python" to see the python details.

20. python -m pip install -U pip
python -m pip install requests

21. import requests
api_url="https://jsonplaceholder.typicode.com/todos/1"
response = requests.get(api_url)
print(response.json())
Create a new file in VS Code and type the following
code to test a sample API