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3.  It is an interpreted language, i.e., the code is executed line by line at a time.
            4.  It is portable and machine-independent. The same code written on one computer can be copied
                and executed on any other computer.
            5.  It supports object-oriented programming and the concepts of classes and objects.
            6.  It is extensible. Other languages, such as C or C++, can be used to compile the Python code.
            7.  It has a large library of functions that a programmer can use directly in code.
            8.  Graphical  user  interfaces  can  be  developed  using
                Python.
            9.  Python programs find applications in almost every
                field,  including  robotics,  Artificial  Intelligence,
                mobile  technology,  data  science,  and  software
                development.
            10.  Python  IDLE  is  freely  available  from  its  official
                website: https://www.python.org.

          STARTING PYTHON
          To start Python IDLE:

            1.  Click the Start button.
                 The Start menu opens.
            2.  In the list of programs, under Python 3.11, click IDLE          2
                (Python 3.11 64-bit).
                 Python starts and its IDLE window opens.                       1

          COMPONENTS OF PYTHON IDLE WINDOW
          Let us learn about the components of the Python IDLE window.

                      Title Bar
                      Menu Bar







                       Python
                       Interpreter






                                                                                                Status Bar
          Title Bar
          The Title Bar is present at the top of the Python IDLE window. It displays the version of the Python IDLE
          and contains the Control buttons – Minimize       , Maximize     , and Close     buttons.

          Menu Bar
          The Menu Bar is present below the Title Bar. Each menu contains the commands related to a particular
          set of activities. The menus present on the Python Menu bar are File, Edit, Shell, Debug, Options,
          Window, and Help.


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