Pydroid 3 - IDE for Python 3

Unlock the power of Python 3 on Android with Pydroid 3, the most user-friendly and comprehensive Python 3 IDE available on Google Play. This powerful tool offers an offline Python 3 interpreter, eliminating the need for an internet connection to execute your code.

Key features include:

• Offline Python 3 Interpreter: Run Python programs without needing an internet connection.
• Pip Package Manager & Custom Repository: Access a wide range of libraries, including numpy, scipy, matplotlib, scikit-learn, and jupyter, thanks to a custom repository of pre-built wheel packages.
• Extensive Library Support: Leverage OpenCV (on compatible devices), TensorFlow, and PyTorch for advanced projects. Premium features
• Rapid Learning: Benefit from readily available examples to accelerate your learning curve.
• GUI Development: Utilize complete Tkinter support for creating graphical user interfaces.
• Advanced Terminal: A full-featured terminal emulator with readline support enhances your command-line experience.
• Native Code Compilation: A built-in C, C++, and Fortran compiler allows Pydroid 3 to build libraries from pip, even those with native code components.
• Debugging Capabilities: Employ the PDB debugger with breakpoints and watches for efficient code debugging.
• GUI Frameworks: Utilize Kivy (with SDL2 backend), PySide6 (with matplotlib support), and pygame 2 for diverse graphical applications. Some features require the Premium version.
• Robust Editor: Enjoy features like code prediction, auto-indentation, real-time code analysis, syntax highlighting, themes, tabs, and enhanced code navigation. Premium features

Premium Features: Certain advanced features, marked with an asterisk (*), are exclusive to the Premium version.

Minimum Requirements: Pydroid 3 necessitates at least 250MB of free internal storage; 300MB or more is recommended, especially when using resource-intensive libraries like scipy.

Library Licensing: Some libraries in Pydroid 3 are licensed under (L)GPL. Contact the developers for source code access. GPL pure Python libraries are considered to be already in source code form. Pydroid 3 avoids bundling GPL-licensed native modules to prevent automatic imports.

Sample Code Usage: The application's sample code is freely available for educational purposes, excluding use in competing products or derivative works thereof. Always request permission via email if uncertain.

Pydroid 3 prioritizes the inclusion of scientific libraries to aid in Python 3 learning. System-related libraries are added only as dependencies for educational packages.