Run your first Python code

App version: 1.0.1iPad · iPhoneContent checked: 2026-09-21Screenshot UI: EnglishStandard / Pro

What you will do

Run a notebook cell and a Python script, and recognize their output.

Before you start

• An active Standard or Pro subscription, or an eligible trial.

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Where to start

File browser → + → Notebook

Follow the steps

1. 1Create a notebookOpen + and choose Notebook. A notebook opens in the editor.
2. 2Enter a small programTap inside the code cell and enter the example. Keep the quotation marks around the text.
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   print("Hello, Vibeit!")
   print("2 + 3 =", 2 + 3)

3. 3Run the cellTap the cell’s Run control. With a hardware keyboard, Command–Return runs the current cell.
4. 4Check the resultThe output should contain Hello, Vibeit! and 2 + 3 = 5. Create a Script from + to run the same code as a .py file.

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1. Create a notebook — Open + and choose Notebook. A notebook opens in the editor.

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2. Enter a small program — Tap inside the code cell and enter the example. Keep the quotation marks around the text.

print("Hello, Vibeit!")
print("2 + 3 =", 2 + 3)

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3. Run the cell — Tap the cell’s Run control. With a hardware keyboard, Command–Return runs the current cell.

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4. Check the result — The output should contain Hello, Vibeit! and 2 + 3 = 5. Create a Script from + to run the same code as a .py file.

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Check the result

Both lines appear in the result area without a traceback.

If it does not work

• If a file is missing, return to the file browser and confirm which workspace or folder is active.
• If a run fails, read the first error line and check that earlier cells and required packages are available.

Next steps

• Use code, Markdown and HTML cells
• Import, organize and export files

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