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Hello, everyone and welcome to our tutorial on how to install Python and Pygame for Windows 10. Now, if you're using a different version of Windows, things might look a little different, although, realistically, you should be upgrading to the later versions anyway. So, here I just have a new window of Chrome open. You can use whichever browser you want, and we're simply going to Google search for download Python. Okay, this should take us the Python site. If we follow this first link, python.org/downloads, so we'll simply click on this and the version we want is 3.6.5. Now, if you're watching this video much later than when I made it, you may have later versions like 3.6.6 or .7. Just make sure you're downloading the later ones, we don't want any of the 2 versions, we do want the 3. So, let's click on this and it's just going to begin to download an executable file, so this should just take a few minutes or a minute, or in this case, a few seconds. So, we're just gonna go ahead and open this. It's probably stuck in your Downloads folder if you can't see it here. We'll simply click on this. Okay, and it's going to pop up the installer for us. So, SmartScreen can't be reached, don't worry about that. We're just going to go ahead and run it anyway. So, what we want to do is add this to our path and then we're going to select this guy up here. Now, this should download everything we need, IDLE, pip, and the documentation. It's gonna create the shortcuts of file association, so we're just gonna go ahead and click on this. Now, the installer will take a few minutes to install everything, so I'm just gonna pause the recording and once it's finished, I'll come back and guide you through the rest of the process. Alright, so it looks like the setup was successful. We have it successfully downloaded and installed, it's just a matter of accessing it. So, for this, we're actually going to just go to our Search and we're going to look for Python. We want Python 3.6, but we're not gonna open this up 'cause this will actually open up a terminal, or a Command Prompt. We're going to right-click here, we're going to open up the file location and it should take us to this folder, or this directory, where we have a few items. We have IDLE, this is actually gonna be the program that we're going to write our code in. If you wanna take a look at what that looks like, go ahead and open it up, although, we'll explore it more in the next section anyway. There is Python 3.6, this is just a way to build or run up a Command Prompt, or a terminal, as manuals and manual documents. So, what we'll want to do is actually right-click on this again and we're going to go for Open file location, and this should take us to a new file or a new directory. So, within here, we should have scripts, so we're gonna go to our Scripts folder, right-click on that or double-click on that, and you should see a bunch of easy installs. And there's the pip, so the Python packaging, I think it's something to do with Python packaging installer or something. And so, we're not actually gonna run these just yet, we're actually gonna copy this file path.