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Is it possible to use the python interpreter just to learn, without having to try to answer a question?
(I know it is possible to install python locally, but is it possible write example code within my browser?)

If not, are there plans to have a place on the site to run python code?

asked 26 Feb '12, 15:15

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it's already been asked. check here

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answered 26 Feb '12, 15:18

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ideone.com is pretty decent

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answered 26 Feb '12, 15:17

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