#14 Python Tutorial for Beginners | IDLE Previous Command | Clear Screen?

#14 Python Tutorial for Beginners | IDLE Previous Command | Clear Screen?


How to Access Previous Commands in IDLE?

When working with Python, we often write a lot of code. But what happens when we want to access the same command again? In IDLE, there is no default option to access previous commands. However, you can configure it by following these steps:

  1. Go to Options
  2. Select "Configure IDLE"
  3. Click on "Keys"
  4. Scroll down and find "History Previous"
  5. Select the up arrow as the shortcut key
  6. Click "OK"

Now, to access the last command, simply press the up arrow. It's important to note that clearing the screen is not possible in IDLE. The only way to do it is by closing and reopening the program. If you know of a hidden script or technique, please share it in the comments below.

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