I am new to python. I am using python 3.5 on mac os x el capitan. I tried using the command 'pip install requests' in the python interpreter IDLE.

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But it throws invalid 'syntax error'. I read about installing modules is only possible in the command line. So I moved to TERMINAL, but no command is working here also.

That being said, there is quite a bit of video and additional readings to do. I'm not a big fan of BlackBoard for these kinds of courses, however, YMMV 2. What they have added in the last month, which they didn't have for the longest, is checks on learning. Sos forum suggestions for mac. Since I am concurrently enrolled in the NWC, I didn't spend much time actually studying. This is a decent way to measure your progress.

(I tried 'python -m pip install requests') I read that mac os x comes with python 2.7 already installed and I ran 'easyinstall pip' but it also works on the 2.7 version. Then there's discussion about the PATH settings also. Can please anybody explain to me how I can use my current version in TERMINAL window and what is the PATH scenario. I am familiar with the environment variable settings and adding pythonpath in windows but not on mac.

Here is what you should do. Use homebrew to install python 2.7 and 3.5 in a virtual environment. Pip install virtualenv Then make a directory called virtualenvs in your root folder and add local files with. Cd virtualenvs virtualenv venv activate a virtualenv with source /virtualenvs/bin/activate Then use pip to install brew in this virtualenv pip install brew Then install python 2.7 as python and python 3 as python3: brew update brew install python brew install python3 Then you can use python and python3 and not have to worry about the local install. Then to run a file python3 filename.py.