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Configure your system to evaluate external Python code.

For Mac... Install the Python package manager

Information about how to download and install the Python package manager, pip, can be obtained from https://pip.pypa.io/en/stable/installation.

One way to ensure that pip is installed is to run:

$ python3 -m ensurepip --user

Python is already installed on Mac systems, so no further installation is necessary. If you want to install other versions of Python, download the appropriate installer from http://python.org, double-click the resulting .pkg file, and follow the instructions.

Install the “pyzmq” package for Python

To install the “pyzmq” package:

$ python3 -m pip install --user pyzmq

Verify the installation

If the installation was successful, FindExternalEvaluators will discover it automatically:

Evaluate Python code

Use the Python installation to evaluate Python code:

For Windows... Install Python

Download the Python installer at http://python.org and open the resulting .exe installer file.

Install the Python package manager

Information about how to download and install the Python package manager, pip, can be obtained from https://pip.pypa.io/en/stable/installation .

Install the “pyzmq” package for Python

Install the “pyzmq” package for communicating with Python using ZMQ sockets:

> python.exe -m pip install pyzmq

Verify the installation

If the installation was successful, FindExternalEvaluators will find it automatically:

Note that there may be multiple evaluators that appear for each different form of the Python executable, but that all use the same installation of Python. This is normal.

Evaluate Python code

Use the Python installation to evaluate Python code:

For Linux... Install Python for Linux

Python comes pre-installed on some Linux distributions. You can test if your system has Python available by evaluating in a terminal:

If you get a message such as "command not found", you need to install Python either by using a package repository tool on your system or by downloading the Python installer at http://python.org and uncompressing the resulting tarball.

Install the Python package manager

Information about how to download and install the Python package manager, pip, can be obtained from https://pip.pypa.io/en/stable/installation.

Install “pyzmq” package for Python

To install the “pyzmq” package:

$ python3 -m pip install --user pyzmq

Verify the installation

If the installation was successful, FindExternalEvaluators will find it automatically:

Evaluate Python code

Use the Python installation to evaluate Python code:

If you have installed Python according to the steps above, but it is not discovered by FindExternalEvaluators, you can register it manually with RegisterExternalEvaluator; for example: Most Linux distributions have separate packages for Python 2 and Python 3. The “pyzmq” package must be installed separately for each version. Consult your operating system documentation for instructions on specific package names for each version.

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