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I installed Python 3.5 and in its installer comes with the option to put it automatically in Environment Tables, but it didn’t work, as I do to add it so it can compile?
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In order to install it in this area of your Windows you will have to go to:
Painel de Controle > Sistema e Segurança > Sistema > Configurações Avançadas de Sistema
By clicking on this part, you will open a new screen and have to click on Environment Variables or Environment Variavles, then you will have to go on Variable Path and shall edit it by placing the following:
;C:/Caminho/Para/Seu/Python;
C:/Caminho/Para/Seu/Python/scripts/
After this, if you are in an editor, you should restart it, or if you are using CMD, just try to start the command again!
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I’ve been through this trouble too.
As I solved:
My Windows is the 64 bit 10. I found out that the Python download page forces you to install the 32-bit version. This creates numerous problems.
To download the 64 bits:
Below the download link, there is the option: "Looking for Python with a Different OS? Python for Windows, Linux/UNIX, Mac OS X, Other" Click Windows and several download options will appear (including alpha and beta versions).
Go and be happy!
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