OK, in this video, we're going to download and install the text editor that we're going to use to
write all our code on and determine all that we're going to use for our commands on.
So we're going to use something called the sublime text editor.
So head over to your Web browser and just go to sublime text dot com.
And this is free.
Now, this is one of the probably the most popular coding text editor.
Now, there are lots of text editors out there.
Visual studio, code, notepad plus plus page charm is popular.
I don't like any of those.
Sublime text is what I use.
It's super easy to use.
It's absolutely free.
Now, you'll get little messages every once in a while that pop up asking you for donations.
You can feel free to donate if you want, or you could just click, cancel and continue to use it for
free for as long as you want.
So this is available for Windows, Linux and Mac.
Whatever you have, you can download and notice.
Again, we're on sublime text three Bill.
Thirty to eleven, just like in the last video.
If these numbers change, if there's a different version, by the time you watch this no big deal,
just download and install the latest version.
So go ahead and click this to download and again, save this anywhere.
I'm just going to save it to my desktop and I've already installed it in the past.
It's already sitting there, but I'll download it again and again.
Come up here or down here to the bottom left of your on Chrome and click this to run it.
And when you do, this will pop up.
Now this is a super easy installation.
There's nothing to it.
Click next and then just click install.
And I've already done this so I'm not going to do it again.
But you'll go ahead and do that, so I'll just cancel out of here for now.
So to run this, you just go to your windows start menu and type in sublime and a little icon will pop
up.
Click on that and you're good to go.
So the other tool we need and really the only other tool we need is a terminal.
We need something to run commands on.
Now you can use like the command prompt that comes with windows or the power shell.
It comes with Windows.
I don't recommend those because they're not really great for coding.
They'll probably work, but some of the commands are a little different.
So we're just going to download one.
Now, if you're on Mac or Linux, you can absolutely use the terminal that comes with Mac or Linux or
you can download the tool I'm about to to use that in Mac or Linux.
Just go up to your little search glass thing, your little search magnifying glass and click it type
in terminal.
It'll pop right up.
I think the commands are all the same or very similar, and if they're different, I'll try and point
them out.
But I think they're the same.
So Windows users head over to Google and just type in get it Vache S.H..
And it's usually not the first one that pops up.
It's this one down here, which is get dash cam, dotcom forward slash download.
So if you just want to type that in, you just go straight there.
And again, we're on version two point two seven point zero.
If that number is different by the time you watch this video, no big deal.
Just download the latest one and you can see it's available for Mac, Windows and Linux.
So we just come right here and click this guy to download it and again, save it anywhere.
I'm going to save it to my desktop and I've already done it.
So it's already there, but I'll do it again.
And then just like before I come up here, when it downloads, click on it.
And when you do, this will pop up.
Now, this is a weird installation, there's like a thousand installation screens for this installation
wizard.
We just want the defaults for all of them.
So we're just going to click next a bunch of times.
So click next.
Next.
This one is asking us which text editor we're going to use.
And we're using sublime text, which happens to be the first one listed.
If you are using another one against my recommendations, you can find it in here.
Or you could just ignore this completely because we're not going to hook up these two things that are
not connected in any way.
So the terminal doesn't really need to know which text editor we're using.
So you could just skip this click next and like, say we're just going to come through here and click
next for all these.
Next, next, next, next, like a thousand screens.
So we're next, next, next, next.
And then finally, I'm going to click install.
Are you you would click install.
I've already installed it, so I'm not going to install it again.
So I'll just cancel out of here and we're good to go.
Same thing with sublime text.
In order to run this thing, just go to your Windows Start menu and type in ghetty icon icons should
pop up, click on it and it'll open.
So those are the tools we need.
Python sublime text and get back terminal.
That's really all we need, which is a really cool thing about coding in Python.
You don't need a lot of fancy or expensive tools in order to do it.
And so yeah, we're good to go.
So that's all for this video and the next video we'll start to set up our project.