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You have Python installed and configured. You can move on to the the next step.
You have Python installed and configured. You can move on to the the next step.


== Alternate Install ==
Follow these instructions if the basic install fails for any reason:
* Download and install the [http://continuum.io/downloads Anaconda] that includes Python 3.7:
*# First, visit the [http://continuum.io/downloads Anaconda download page].
*# Click the blue text to the right side of the penguin logo that says "'''I WANT PYTHON 3.7'''".
*# Click on top button on the right side of the same box under the text "'''CHOOSE YOUR INSTALLER'''". The button should say something like '''Windows 64-bit Python3.7 Graphical Installer'''.
* Once the program is downloaded, run the downloaded file which should launch a graphical installer.
* Use all of the defaults for installation, except make sure to '''check Make Anaconda the default Python'''.
'''Note''' In addition to the 360MB file you will download, the installation will take several hundred megabytes for the 64-bit installer (which is most likely the version you'll be installing.)


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