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- Get code completion when developing add-ons - Get code completion when developing add-ons
- Make command line scripts that modify .anki2 files via Anki's Python libraries - Make command line scripts that modify .anki2 files via Anki's Python libraries
You will need Python 3.8 or 3.9 installed. If you do not have Python yet, please You will need the 64 bit version of Python 3.8 or 3.9 installed. If you do not
see the platform-specific instructions in the "Building from source" section below have Python yet, please see the platform-specific instructions in the "Building
for more info. from source" section below for more info.
**Mac/Linux**: **Mac/Linux**:

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**Install Python 3.8**: **Install Python 3.8**:
Install Python 3.8 from <https://python.org>. You may be able to use Install Python 3.8 from <https://python.org>. We have heard reports
the Homebrew version instead, but this is untested. of issues with pyenv and homebrew, so the package from python.org is
the only recommended approach.
Python 3.9 is not currently recommended, as pylint does not support it yet. Python 3.9 is not currently recommended, as pylint does not support it yet.

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**Python 3.8**: **Python 3.8**:
Download Python 3.8 from <https://python.org>. Run the installer, and Download the 64 bit Python 3.8 from <https://python.org>. Run the installer,
customize the installation. Select "install for all users", and choose and customize the installation. Select "install for all users", and choose
the install path as c:\python. Currently the build scripts require the install path as c:\python. Currently the build scripts require
Python to be installed in that location. Python to be installed in that location.