Python

Synopsis

Python is a widely used general –purpose, high-level programming language. This module aims to install the latest version of python package and its dependencies.

Help Command

The help command guides the user to provide what is necessary to accomplish the task. The command to make use of help under the terminal is given as follows,

cleopatra python help

The snapshot below gives you a pictorial representation of help command and it listed two parameters as Python and python. ( Paramters are case insensitive )

kevells@corp:/# cleopatra Python help
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This command allows you to install the latest available Python in the Ubuntu
repositories.

Python, python

- install
 Installs the latest version of Python
 example: cleopatra python install

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Installation

The command used for installing python module is given below,

Paramaters Required Comments
cleopatra python install Yes This command will install the python module
Install python ( Y/N) Y If the user inputs Y, this modue checks for previously installed package, if exits it was updated to the new version or else it installs the fresh package.
Install python ( Y/N) N If the user inputs N, the installation was aborted.

Benefits to the users

  • Time consuming
  • Ease use of access and installation
  • Coding is case insensitive
  • Full source is available and there are no license costs.
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