getting started either do that or start up idle and open the file through the file menu keyboard shortcuts the following keystrokes work in idle and can really speed up your work keystroke result ctrl+ copy selected text ctrl+ cut selected text ctrl+ paste ctrl+ undo the last keystroke or group of keystrokes ctrl+shift+ redo the last keystroke or group of keystrokes run module first program start idle and open up new window (choose new window under the file menutype in the following program temp eval(input'enter temperature in celsius')print'in fahrenheitthat is ' / *temp+ thenunder the run menuchoose run module (or press idle will ask you to save the fileand you should do so be sure to append py to the filename as idle will not automatically append it this will tell idle to use colors to make your program easier to read once you've saved the programit will run in the shell window the program will ask you for temperature type in and press enter the program' output looks something like thisenter temperature in celsius in fahrenheitthat is let' examine how the program does what it does the first line asks the user to enter temperature the input function' job is to ask the user to type something in and to capture what the user types the part in quotes is the prompt that the user sees it is called string and it will appear to the program' user exactly as it appears in the code itself the eval function is something we use herebut it won' be clear exactly why until later so for nowjust remember that we use it when we're getting numerical input we need to give name to the value that the user enters so that the program can remember it and use it in the second line the name we use is temp and we use the equals sign to assign the user' value to temp the second line uses the print function to print out the conversion the part in quotes is another string and will appear to your program' user exactly as it appears in quotes here the second