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Python quiz — installation: There are multiple programs that allow you to run a Python program.

1. Spyder

is a Python module
→ but note that there is a related package called "spyderlib"
is a Python library/package
is an integrated development environment for Python
→ See Spyder on Wikipedia. On Debian-like systems it is the "spyder" package.
has an interactive shell
→
Spyder window with an interactive shell.

2. IPython

is a Python module
→ See import IPython
is an integrated development environment for Python
has an interactive shell
→
The interactive IPython shell.
may be used for effective numeric computations
has automatic history

3. Eric

is a Python module
is an integrated development environment for Python

4. NLTK is

is a Python library/package
is an integrated development environment for Python
is installed by default when you install basic python
has data that can be downloaded with nltk.download()

5. NumPy

is a Python library/package
is an integrated development environment for Python
is installed by default when you install basic python
is for numeric computations

6. pip

is a Python library/package
→ It can be imported with import pip
is an integrated development environment for Python
is installed by default when you install basic python
is for effective numeric computations

7. Enthought or rather EPD

is a Python library/package
→ It integrates a lot of packages see its library page
is an integrated development environment for Python
is installed by default when you install basic python
may be used for effective numeric computations
→ as it has included NumPy, scipy etc. See Enthought Python Distribution

8. 'pyjamas'

is needed for python to work
compiles Python to Javascript
→ See Wikipedia's description

9. The tool that allows you to construct multiple installations of python (e.g., for development and production) is called

setup
distutils
virtualenv
easy_install

10. Of the Python libraries/packages

'BeautifulSoup' is related to food recipes
'nose' is for testing Python modules
'cherrypy' is a web application framework

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