My mic gave some problems that day.
I noticed that while editing.
Sorry about that.

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Thanks
will make more tutorials :)

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Anil

In the end of your program add the line
Input("hit enter button to exit")

Hi @fichtltuning, sorry to hear you're having trouble. From what it sounds like, your code is executing and then the command prompt window immediately closes, so it seems like you are not having enough time to see the output. If you're running your script by double-clicking the .py file in Windows then this could be the case.

To see the output of your print statement, try running the script in a Command Prompt (cmd) window. Navigate to the location of your Python file in Command Prompt then run it using the following format: `python your_file_name.py`.

You can also add an input statement at the end of your python script, such as `input('Press ENTER to exit')`. This will hold the window open until you press the ENTER key.

Do give this a try and let me know how it goes! Happy coding!

if python is installed then make sure that you have set the path environment variable properly :)

Hi @LaminateShark, I'm sorry that you're encountering this issue. This error usually arises when Python is not added to your system's PATH during installation or the system cannot find Python's PATH. Here is what you can do:

1. Reinstall Python and pay close attention and make sure to check the box that says "Add Python to PATH" during the installation process.

2. If you've already installed Python, you can manually add Python to your PATH. The process depends on the version of Windows you're using. But here's a general guide:
- Search for 'Environment Variables' in your computer's search bar and click on 'Edit the system environment variables'.
- Click the 'Environment Variables' button.
- Under 'System Variables' find 'Path' and click 'Edit'.
- In the 'Variable value:' field, add the path of your Python directory. If you don't know where Python is located, try the default locations such as: C:\Python\Python[version] or C:\Users\Username\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python[version] (replace [version] with the installed Python version).
- Make sure to separate this new path from any existing paths using a semicolon (;).
- Click 'OK', then 'Apply', then 'OK' again.

After making these changes, reopen your command prompt and type 'python' again. The error should be fixed now, and you should be able to run Python from your command prompt. I hope this helps. Feel free to leave any further questions or issues you're encountering. Happy coding!

yeah. I don't know why i do that.
i am trying to fix that but still happens

Haha, you caught me there @JaN-hw2pr 😄. I guess it's just an accent thing. Thank you for watching and keeping the environment light-hearted! Keep on learning python and do subscribe for more videos. If you have a specific topic request, do let me know. Thanks for your support!