Python Playground runs Python code directly in your browser using Pyodide, a WebAssembly port of the Python runtime. This means no server-side processing is needed - all the code execution happens locally on your device.
How do I save my code?
Your code is automatically saved in your browser's local storage. However, for permanent storage, we recommend copying your code to a text file on your computer.
Can I import external libraries?
Yes, Python Playground supports many common Python libraries including numpy, pandas, matplotlib, and more. Just import them as you would normally in Python. For a complete list of available packages, check the Pyodide packages documentation.
Is my code secure?
Yes, since all code runs locally in your browser and is stored only on your device, your code never gets sent to any external servers. This provides a high level of privacy and security for your projects.
Does Python Playground work offline?
Once you've loaded the extension, basic functionality will work offline. However, importing certain libraries may require an internet connection.
Getting Started Guide
1
Pin the extension for quick access
Click the puzzle piece icon in your browser toolbar, then click the pin icon next to Python Playground.
2
Open Python Playground
Click the Python Playground icon in your browser toolbar to start coding.
3
Write your Python code
Use the editor to write your Python code. The editor supports syntax highlighting and basic code completion.
4
Run your code
Click the Run button to execute your code. The output will appear in the output panel below the editor.
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