Download, Install and Print 'Hello World!' in Python on Windows Machine

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Please follow the below steps to download, install and print 'Hello World!' in python on windows machine.

Step 1:  Open browser of your choice and go to the address "https://www.python.org/".

Step 2: Click on 'Downloads'.


Step 3: Click on 'Python 3.6.4' or 'python 2.7.14'  to download the python for windows(please check the difference between python 3 and python 2 form the link given below the download buttons).
If you are looking for specific release then scroll down and click on download to download the specific python version.


Step 4: Click on python exe to start installation.



Step 5: Click on Run




Step 6:  Click on 'Install Now', once clicked on Install Now it will start 'Setup Progress' followed by 'Setup was successful'






Step 7: Click on start window button and search for 'python' and click on 'Python 3.6 (32-bit)'.




Step 8: This will Open python prompt, type your first command (print("Hello World!")) to print 'Hello World!'.



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