#Step 5: Now, a Terminal window is opened, and to proceed with the installation, build-essentials must be installed in our systems, such as SQLite or bzip2. Click on the Python folder, and the Archive Manager will begin extracting the downloaded files in the Python subfolder. Extract the files to a specific Python folder.
#Step 4: After the file is downloaded, open the zipper downloaded file. This would let the Python source files to start downloading. #Step 3: After clicking on the desired link, we will get a pop-up window for opening or saving the python download file click on the Save option. We need to choose a link that is required for our version of Linux from the different releases. #Step 2: Now, a web page consists of different releases of the python versions. We need to select the Linux/UNIX option from various other operating systems. #Step 1: Go to the Python site through your browser and navigate the download page. For Linux, a package manager is used for installing python. Python installation requires a python interpreter, which can be obtained from Python Software Foundation ( ) for installation in other operating systems. Even if python is pre-installed, we can update the version for using Interactive Environment (IDLE). If the following code gives an error, we can assume that python is not pre-installed. Some Linux version that has an RPM Package Manager, such as, CentOS, Fedora has Python pre-installed, and we can check it by typing the following code in the command prompt: It can be installed on various versions of the Linux operating system. Python is a powerful and popular programming language.
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