Python Programming Language Reviews – Page 4
2/5 rating based on 45 reviews. Read all reviews for Python Programming Language for iPhone.
Python Programming Language is free iOS app published by Anastasia Kovba
Very Convenient
Squeezelgirl
This app works great for testing out simple programs and is a great way to make sure that the syntax is correct for more complicated functions! Super convenient for when you don't want to carry around a huge computer.
Tired of all this in app purchases
Me1234mom
Could not even type a 2 line program to test this app. No, it said I had to buy more complication to do anything. Really if I can even test out this app with a few short programs to see that it works why would I give you my money.
Not good
SweetPeaPod1000
Had been hoping to practice writing simple programmes and get immediate feedback but this doesn't run anything - whether your syntax is perfect or completely off the only thing you get back when you run something is a message saying that "Your programme ran successfully". Even if you write something that requires user input it doesn't ask for anything just congratulates you on successfully writing something...
Great App!
Zelah Hutchinson
I am writing a compiler that targets many languages and this app is ideal for my purposes. Keep up the good work!
Don't buy this app!
Fishmice
This app totally NOT work! Whatever code you input, actually even run the app's build-in code, the app always shows "Hello, World" The program raises a runtime error Traceback (most recent call last): File "./prog.py", line 4, in <module> ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: ""
What you should know
Sirihhs
Just some info that wasn't given before I downloaded the app. You have to pay $.99 to run 0 to 100 compilations. For $1.99 you get unlimited compilations. This info should have been provided in the details.
There is not repl, interactive mode
rextwelve
I didn't bother with the in-app purchases, since, what is the point with out a repl???? Otherwise it looks great if all you want to do is edit code on one screen, provide inputs on another, and see output on another. If you could write modules, import them into the repl, run code interactively, it would be great. As is, I don't get it.
A question...
Rja907
I see that you have compilers for other programming languages too. So, if I pay for one language, will I automatically get unlimited compilations for all languages?