Harold, the Python installed on your computer is similar to
the Java
Runtime Environment or Virtual Machine, it is needed to run
an
application on your computer.
I say leave it as something installed on your computer needs
it.
Read more here http://www.python.org/ab
out/
HTH Harold
Peter Kaulback
Harold B. wrote:
> Hello again,
>
> My Compaq Windows XP came preloaded with lots of
commercial programs, games,
> etc (most of which I delete). One of these still in the
system is called
> "Python" which I understand is a
programming language. I am not a programmer
> (except some simple html tags I sometimes use) so my
question is, "Is there
> any practical reason I should keep this Python and
learn how to use it?" There
> is so much to learn (and do), making time for learning,
family, friends, and
> fun (sometimes exclusive of each other), that just to
keep one's sanity, one
> has to set priorities ... what's important, and
what's not. --- Harold
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