Hi im wondering whats the best app to code python in for Android, i dont have any pc as of now

Best i have is PyDroid rn

I want to start from 0 with learning python on my mobile or Laptop. My only expectations are, that it is an app which is totally free ( ads etc. are okay) and somehow usable. Can also be a website but it is really important that it is free. Thanks

Hi guys, I'm in the process of learning python to try and help boost my data analyst resume. I wanted to try and find an android app that I can use to learn while I'm on break at my work, I have a fair bit of downtime but unfortunately am limited to only working off my phone.

I've tried a few different apps, but they are either full of obnoxious ads, or have a pretty lackluster set of features that are locking all the good content behind expensive yearly subscriptions.

So I'd love some recommendations on what to try.

Last app I used for coding was grasshopper, but obviously that's an entirely different language despite how great that app is.

Are there any good IDEs or even text editors for python available on Android?

My partner and I recently had a baby, and I am working remotely. My baby is a contact sleeper so I spend a lot of my day sitting in a chair holding them and on my phone. I'd like to at least have some way of continuing work while doing this.

I've tried using the GitHub mobile app, but you can only create issues. I also tried Google Keep, but it's not designed for code.

I came across an app that taught Python last year but can’t seem to recall the name of it anymore. So can anyone suggest an app which you have used to learn and practice coding at the same time with inbuilt exercises? I wouldn’t mind even if it’s subscription based. As long as it’s value for money.

I am looking for a Python IDE for my tablet to develop apps on the go, but I couldnt find anything that would allow me to work with virtual enviroments containing older Python versions like 3.9. This feature is crucial for me as I work with libraries that are compatible with these older versions. An ability to organize the files in a hierarchical structure would be also nice.

Any suggestions apprieciated!

I thought of just coding a small fun project while I travel, but I cannot carry my personal laptop at all times, so I was searching for an IDE that would allow me to code quickly using features similar to intellisense. The code can be run locally or on a hosted python runtime while the app uploads the code and runs and returns the result of errors (security considerations aside).

I know this won't be as good as using a real IDE on a laptop/PC, but would it be good? I'd love to hear your opinions.

Edit : Main aim is to have an easy to Use IDE in Android

First: As I have seen some a bit hostile responses to questions like this here so please tell me to fuck off if I'm in wrong. :)

I want to be able to run Python programs on my Android phone. The main usage will be file management and editing of text files etc. Maybe use it to control or monitor activities on the phone. I'm not asking for anything about coding in Python, maybe except Android specific things. (I'm not familiar with coding with Python but will learn that by other means).

So in short: what to install, how to install (in short - I have not any experience in installing these kind of software on my phone) and elementary pitfalls.

(Background: have been programming professionally since 1979 and are still doing that. Mainly mainframe.)

Thomas

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Hi! I have tried some python courses online but what I came across required me to download and install something or other meant for a laptop/desktop, which I don't have access to and won't be able to access in the foreseeable future.

I have an Android tablet with a keyboard and that's it.

Any suggestions for apps I can use to both write and run the code?

Or perhaps websites where all the functionality is available in the browser app?

Google says it's pydroid 3 but the permissions are crazy. Why does a python ide need my location? Idk I just want to learn python on the go. Any help would be appreciated

Alright, serious question: has anyone here actually tried to code in Python from their phone using apps like Pydroid or similar? I downloaded a couple of these apps (Pydroid, QPython, etc.) thinking “maybe I can get some quick coding done,” but… I dunno, between the tiny keyboard, limited features, and the small screen, it feels impossible.

I’m wondering if anyone has actually managed to do anything useful with this, or if it’s just one of those things that sounds good but in practice is like using a screwdriver to cut a cake. 🍰

If you’ve got experiences, tips, or some kind of setup that works decently, let me know. Maybe there’s a trick I’m missing that could make this less frustrating!

I have a Galaxy S8 and was looking for a way to practice Python on the go. Do you have any recommendations?

Edit: Thank you all for your suggestions!

Hello guys, I want to start learning the python programming language. Are there good ways to learn python on a phone? Since I am spending more time on my phone the on a PC or laptop. Let me know what sources are good to use! Ty guys.

Typing on my phone (in portrait mode) is much easier than typing on a keyboard because of my disability. Do you know of any apps or websites that teach Python well via a smartphone? I've tried Mimo, and it's fine, but I don't like how it has a strike system. It punishes you for getting a question wrong, and if you get 3 wrong then you'll have to wait for your lives to return.

pls tell if this is actually possible 🕊️

Just wondering what people use for writing code from an android device? I spend alot of time doing nothing at work, night shifts in a small shop are fun... Figure I can use that time to practice small things unable to bring my laptop but allowed to use my phone. I was looking at Kivy and Pydroid but not sure what's best.

Hi I'm new here and I'm new to coding as well. Although I am very interested to learn coding, I'm not really good at it. I want to know if there's any android app from where I could learn python from scratch. Thanks in advance.

I am fairly new to programming. So really need kind of an "explain like I am five" explanation. The logic building for an app can be done with python too right? Then why is java and Kotlin recommended to create android apps? Kivy with python should be able to do the job too right?

Or are there any issues when trying to do the latter? I am sure there are reasons given the former is the popular way. But I can't wrap my brain around why it is the way it is. Would really appreciate some explanations.

Also I am asking this because while brushing up my python skills I am wondering if I should learn kivy (or pygame maybe) or just move on to Java and kotlin after this, if my end goals are mainly building Android apps or games.