Python is a cross-platform programming language that can run on all major operating systems. Linux is an operating system designed for programming, so Python should be installed by default on most computers that have Ubuntu installed.
To determine if it is, you can bring up the terminal and enter Python to test
If you want to test Python2, press ENTER Python3.
Geany is a simple text editor that is easy to install and can run almost any program without having to pass through the terminal, and also displays the code in different colors to highlight the syntax.
To install the Geany, bring up the terminal, type sudo apt-get install Geany
After the installation is complete, let's look at how to implement the Hello World Classic program through Geany.
First, create a new Python_work folder under the home folder to store the files.
Press the Super key, search for Geany, double-click Open, enter print ("Hello world!"), and save.
If you also want to use Python3, you need to set up, just follow the procedure below.
Press F5 run a bit
Ubuntu under Python installation Test & geany Implementation Hello world!