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I’m using windows xp.
I’m trying to use Python in powershell. On my computer I have both Python 3.3 and 2.7 installed. I’m trying to run 2.7 but whenever I type “python” into powershell it opens 3.3.
How do I select the version of Python to run?
In powershell, enter the following:
Then try using the command “py”. It should start up Python 2.7. If you ever want to run Python 3.3 again, “py -3” will do the trick.