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| − | [[wikipedia:Python_(programming_language)|Python]] is a general-purpose, high-level programming language. It is also a [[wikipedia:Python_%28genus%29|type of snake]] and a [[wikipedia:Python_%28Efteling%29|rollercoaster]], but | + | [[wikipedia:Python_(programming_language)|Python]] is a general-purpose, high-level programming language. It is also a [[wikipedia:Python_%28genus%29|type of snake]] and a [[wikipedia:Python_%28Efteling%29|rollercoaster]], but the language is probably more relevant to your research. <br/> |
On the lab computers, there is support for Spyder, PyCharm and [[Psychopy]]. | On the lab computers, there is support for Spyder, PyCharm and [[Psychopy]]. | ||
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Python is a general-purpose, high-level programming language. It is also a type of snake and a rollercoaster, but the language is probably more relevant to your research.
On the lab computers, there is support for Spyder, PyCharm and Psychopy.
Psychopy
See also: Psychopy
When your script fails to load in Psychopy, because you need packages that are not installed on our lab computers, please contact TSG.
Usage
Example: TestArgs.py
Execute the following script within the commandline (CMD): python testArgs.py a.
You should see the following result:
number of argument: 2
argv[0]: ./testArgs.py
argv[1]: a