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We need a good text editor for writing code. Fortunately, Linux comes with a great text editor call GEdit!
GEdit should already be installed on your computer. To start GEdit: click Applications, point to Accessories, and click Text Editor. If you don't have this option, let a staff member know.▼
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GEdit should already be installed on your computer.
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== Configure gedit to indent with spaces ==
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* Click Close.
That's it! Now, you can hit tab to indent your code, and that indentation will actually be made of spaces.
== Success! ==
Now you have an editor that you can use to open any text file, including Python programs.
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