Android apps to run Python Codes

Hello Guys! Welcome back again. If you are a coding enthusiast and especially if you love to code in Python then this post is specifically for you. Today, I will be presenting you the best apps (available in Play Store) that provide a great environment to run Python codes and enlace you with many libraries.

Here we go J -

1.  QPython ( by –River Yan)

QPython is one of the first projects that are aimed at providing a complete coding environment for Python on Android OS. It is the best Python IDE available on Android platform and provides complete solution for Python on Android.

It has Kivy module downloadable and many other python modules (like ipython).

It also has another app named AIPY which together with Qpython provides python libraries for machine learning.

It also has an option to opt between both Python 3.x and Python 2.x versions.

 Also its interface is easy and nothings there that could prove to be confusing. I do personally use this app.

QPython 3.x

QPython 2.x

AIPY

2. Pydroid 3 –Educational IDE for Python 3 (by IIEC)

Pydroid is another application that comes with Kivy embedded with it and you can run python programs those which use Kivy for performing tasks.

It is loaded with Tkinter and Pygame and also other packages can also be downloaded. Multiple graphical interface libraries also given (Kivy and PyQt5) which also provides Matpolitib support.

3. SoloLearn: Learn to Code for Free (by SoloLearn)

SoloLearn actually is not just an IDE for Python 3.x but also is a platform where you can learn multiple programming languages including Python (Through its classy tutorials that can be downloaded offline in the app) and also practice them with its online compilers and interpreters (None available offline).

So, I recommend this one for those who are at a beginner level in coding and also for those who want to learn multiple languages.

4. Creative IDE | C++,PHP,HTML,JS,Python and more (by Creatification)

CreativeIDE is a multi language compiler with an environment with basic functionalities provided. Here, you can run Python programs offline with those of a few more languages but most of the other language compilers are available online.

It provides a bot to help you with your questions on programming and also those related to the app.

It also has few documents that help you to learn the basics of a few languages.

5. Python Tutorial and Compiler (by Make IT Digital )

It is an app that teaches you the basics of python and also gives an interpreter to run your python programs. It comes on the second number after SoloLearn in terms of quality of content for beginners.

 

6. Piton – Python interpreter (by Yeison Cardona)

It is a freeware version of Scientific Piton (This one is paid but has support for multiple libraries like Matpolitib,NumPy,SciPy etc.).

But Piton lite the one mentioned above is free and doesn’t have any support for scientific libraries. Its interface is elegant.

If you like it than only you shall proceed for buying the paid version, otherwise the above mentioned apps is a better choice especially Qpython, Pydroid 3 and SoloLearn.

I hope this one was also helpful, will be back soon with another articleJ.