Build a new Python program - Wing and Python

(Note: + precedes a selection or action you need to take.)

Log into a windows machine in the classroom or lab

Start Wing Interactive Development Enviornment

+ Start button > All Programs > Wing IDE Personal directory > Wing IDE Personal
+ accept the license

Create the program source file

If help instructions appear, close them
+ In the menu, select - File   - New
+ Type a little of your program
+ In the menu select save as - H:\the-file-name-you-want (or Z:\ if you have the Z:\ drive)
You may use a path if you have created directories in your H: drive
If you use a USB drive you may save there
DO NOT SAVE IN the C:\ drive

Type more of your program and save it

+ Type more of your program
+ Select the save icon

Run the program

+ Click the green triangle icom
If your program does not run click it a second time

Typing user input

If the program has an input() function requiring user input, click on the window in the lower right and type the input there.

Save the results

When you have tested your results several times successfully, run your program with the test data specified by the instructor to get the final results.

Select and copy your results
At the end of your program, paste the results in a comment:

'''
Execution results:
Paste your results here
'''
Note: the three quotation marks start and end a multi-line comment.
+ Select the save icon

Turn the program in

If it is an in-class assignemt, raise your hand and get the instructor to look at it.

If it is a take-home problem, add the following heading at the top of the program and print it to turn in.
Use the following format for the heading:

# John Smith (Jack)
# CIS 41A Fall 2017
# Take-home assignment A
# Problem A1
#
# This program reads two numbers from the
# keyboard and prints their product.
    

Note: # marks a single line comment from the # to the end of the line.
Note: Do not use a multi-line comment at the top of your program. A multi-line comment at the beginning of your program is used in a special format to document your program.