How to edit and run Python3 on iPad

You can edit and run Python 3 on an iPad using a code editor app and a Python interpreter app. Here’s a general outline of the process:

1. Install a code editor app: There are several code editor apps available for the iPad, such as Pythonista, Textastic, and Coda. You can download one of these apps from the App Store.
2. Install a Python interpreter app: There are several Python interpreter apps available for the iPad, such as Pythonista, Pyto, and Juno. You can download one of these apps from the App Store.
3. Create a new Python file: Once you have a code editor and Python interpreter installed on your iPad, you can create a new Python file in the code editor app. You can use the app’s built-in text editor to write your code.
4. Write your Python code: Once you’ve created a new Python file, you can write your Python code in the editor. You can use the app’s keyboard or an external keyboard to type your code.
5. Save your Python file: After you’ve written your Python code, you’ll need to save the file. You can save the file to your iPad’s local storage or to a cloud storage service like Dropbox or Google Drive.
6. Open the Python interpreter app: Once you’ve saved your Python file, you can open the Python interpreter app on your iPad. You can use the app to run your Python code.
7. Run your Python code: To run your Python code, you’ll need to navigate to the directory where you saved your Python file in the Python interpreter app. You can then use the app’s run command to execute your Python code.

These steps can be performed on an iPad using a code editor app and a Python interpreter app. You can use these apps to write and run Python code on your iPad.