Free Online Python Compiler

Write and run Python code directly in your browser — powered by WebAssembly. Full Python 3.11 with stdlib, Monaco editor, and instant execution. Free, fast, and runs 100% in your browser.

ZamPy brings the full power of Python to your browser — no installation, no setup, no server-side execution. Powered by Pyodide (CPython compiled to WebAssembly), it runs Python 3 code entirely in your browser with support for standard library modules, user input prompts, and real-time output. Write scripts, test algorithms, or prototype ideas with a professional IDE experience including syntax highlighting, file tabs, and keyboard shortcuts. Save your code to the cloud and access it from any device.

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ZamPyOnline Python Compiler

main.py

# Welcome to ZamPy - Python Online Compiler # Write your Python code here and press Run (or Ctrl+Enter) # Example 1: Simple greeting with user input name = input("What is your name? ") print(f"Hello, {name}! Welcome to ZamPy.") # Example 2: Interactive calculator print("") print("--- Simple Calculator ---") num1 = input("Enter first number: ") num2 = input("Enter second number: ") try: result = float(num1) + float(num2) print(f"{num1} + {num2} = {result}") except ValueError: print("Please enter valid numbers!") # Example 3: Number guessing hint print("") print("--- Quick Math ---") age = input("Enter your birth year: ") try: current_year = 2024 age_calc = current_year - int(age) print(f"You are approximately {age_calc} years old!") except ValueError: print("Please enter a valid year!") print("") print("Thanks for using ZamPy!")

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Pyodide v0.26.4

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Feature Overview

Feature	Details
Python 3.11+	via Pyodide
User input support	✓
Syntax highlighting	Monaco Editor
Cloud save	✓
Privacy	Client-side execution

Frequently Asked Questions

What Python version does it support?

ZamPy uses Pyodide which provides CPython 3.11+. Most standard library modules are available.

Can I use input() for user interaction?

Yes. The compiler fully supports Python's input() function with an interactive terminal for entering values.

Is my code stored on a server?

Code runs 100% in your browser. Cloud save is optional and requires sign-in — your code is stored securely in your personal database.

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