Hello everybody!!!
I am just at the very start of what I think is gonna be a long journey exploring the world of applications in Google App Engine using Python.
I have just downloaded Python 2.6.4 from the Python official website and installed it on my computer (I am using Windows XP). I also downloaded the App Engine Python software development kit (SDK) (from this page) and installed it, too. Both of these steps were suggested on the second page of Google App Engine's Getting-Started Guide.
However, when I moved on to the third page, which is titled as "Hello, World!", I ran into a sort of complication. It is written there:
"Create a directory named helloworld. All files for this application reside in this directory. Inside the helloworld directory, create a file named helloworld.py, and give it the following contents..."
I am kind of puzzled here: How do I create a .py file? Is it like I need to create a notepad file (.txt) and name it helloworld.py (when I did so, it didn't change into any different file of any different, but rather stayed an ordinary .txt file) or should I somehow create that file using Google App Engine Launcher that I have installed?