Online Python Compiler

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Try Our Free Online Python Compiler

Experience Python programming right in your browser with our powerful online Python compiler. Whether you're writing your first "Hello, World!" or developing complex algorithms, our compiler provides a seamless environment for coding, testing, and learning Python without any installation required.

Getting Started in 3 Simple Steps

1

Write Code

Type or paste your Python code in the editor

2

Run

Click 'Run' or press Ctrl+Enter

3

See Results

View output in the console

Powerful Features for Python Development

  • Real-time code execution with instant feedback
  • Support for Python 3 with popular libraries
  • Code formatting and syntax highlighting
  • Save and share your code snippets
  • Mobile-friendly responsive design
  • Interactive debugging tools

Who Can Benefit?

Students

  • • Practice exercises
  • • Complete assignments
  • • Learn algorithms
  • • Experiment freely

Developers

  • • Quick prototyping
  • • Code sharing
  • • Interview prep
  • • API testing

Beginners

  • • Learning exercises
  • • Code examples
  • • Practice projects
  • • Coding challenges

Editor Features

Smart Editor

Syntax highlighting, auto-brackets, and code folding

Customization IDE

Adjustable font size and theme switching

Auto-Format

One-click code formatting

Keyboard Shortcuts

  • Run Code Ctrl + Enter
  • Format Code Ctrl + Shift + F
  • Toggle Line Comment Ctrl + /
  • Indent Tab
  • Outdent Shift + Tab
  • Find Ctrl + F

Python Code Challenge

What will this code output?

x = [1, 2, 3]
y = x
y.append(4)
print(x)
View Answer

Answer: [1, 2, 3, 4]

Explanation: In Python, assignment creates a reference to the same list. When we modify y, we're modifying the same list that x refers to.

💡 Try running this code in the compiler above to see it in action!

Predict the output:

def mystery(x):
    return x * 2

print(mystery('3') + mystery(2))
View Answer

Answer: TypeError

Explanation: The function returns a string ('33') for the first call and a number (4) for the second call. Python can't concatenate strings and numbers.

💡 Run the code yourself to see the exact error message!

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I run Python scripts without signing up?
Yes! Our Python online compiler is completely free to use and requires no registration or account creation. You can start coding immediately.
What Python libraries are supported?
Our compiler includes a comprehensive set of scientific and data processing libraries:
  • NumPy and Pandas for data analysis
  • Pandas - Data analysis and manipulation
  • Matplotlib and Seaborn for visualization
  • SciPy for scientific computing
  • Scikit-learn for machine learning
Note: Some libraries may have limited functionality in the browser environment.
How do I handle input in my code?
You can use the standard Python input() function. When your code runs, an input prompt will appear in the output console. For multiple inputs, each input() call will create a new prompt. For testing, you can also hardcode values instead of using input().
Do I need to install anything additional?
No installation is required. The interpreter runs directly in your browser without the need for any additional software installation.
Is it safe to use the online Python compiler?
Yes, it's completely safe. Your code runs in a safe, isolated environment and is not stored on our servers. It’s only saved in your browser and can’t be accessed by others. We use HTTPS encryption to keep your code private and secure.
How do I report errors or bugs?
If you encounter any issues, please:
  1. Check the console output for error messages
  2. Verify your code works locally if possible
  3. Use the "Contact" link in the footer to report the issue
  4. Include the code snippet and expected behavior in your report
Is my code saved automatically?
Code is temporarily saved in your browser's local storage. However, we recommend:
  • Using the Download button regularly to save your work
  • Copying important code to a local editor
  • Clearing your browser cache will delete saved code
Is there a code execution time limit?
Yes, each code execution is limited to 30 seconds to ensure fair usage. For longer computations, we recommend running the code locally. The compilation will automatically stop and notify you if your code exceeds this limit.