Python Programming Interpreter

So when I was doing my code, I did it tutorial. The person told me to put a space so I can answer, but then it actually didn’t and I couldn’t write anything

Console inputs have to be set in advance so there is no capacity for real time input.

It’s a basic interpreter and can do basic tasks but could be improved if you could make import time and other import functions into the app

This app is really good overall, however the only thing I don't like about it is that it required wifi to run my codes/programs. I just don't understand why.

This is a okay app but I don’t understand how to use the inputs in this app

This is overall a great app, my one recommendation is for an interactive interpreter, like the one that you get when you open python for the first time on your computer, this generally is useful to test things on a small scale to then implement them into your program.

print('Please enter some text:') x = input() print('Text entered:', x) This code is copied straight out of the reference section. Try to run it and it returns an EOF error

It’s a good app as long as you can deal with the ads but one problem I keep running into is that it keeps being up an error and says to Check my internet connection when I have a internet connection right after it shows me an ad

I just downloaded this and am learning it. I usually use scratch and I am advanced now so I guess it’s time for an extension. 🍕

For a lot of uses this may not be the best, input isn't done back and forth in the console while the program is running, it needs to be completely done before running the code which could get confusing for some programs like a question and answer one, however I use it with inputs I know before hand, stock them in, run code and can output straight into a text message which is something I haven't seen elsewhere. Having the input like this name also make outputs look a lot cleaner because there aren't random questions in the middle of it.