[Baypiggies] Novice Programmer Asking For Assistance

[wesley chun]

cool. based on the responses i've seen so far, i'm happy to hear that
things have gotten much better. i've seen many co-workers over the past few
years bringing their computers to our corporate sys-admins to have them
fix/reverse self-installs of Python that have gone wrong, the worst of
which required a complete reinstall of the OS.

--wesley


On Mon, Oct 22, 2012 at 1:30 PM, Lori W <mersenne at gmail.com> wrote:

> I've installed both 3.2 and 3.3 on my MBA with no problem. 2.7 is still
> the installed default.
>
> -Lori
>
>   +1 what lynn said... and a warning: trying to install your own version of
>
>> Python on Macs may not be easy and could lead to breakage (seen it/heard
>> about it from many people) because it's likely that anything you install
>> will likely clash with the one Apple has already put on your Mac. it's a
>> delicate process that requires some experience. anyway, hope that kellan
>> is
>> able to help you with your setup if you can make it there.
>>
>> best of luck,
>> --wesley
>>
>
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