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How to run Python in android phone?

Hello Everyone,
             Now days Our smartphone became so powerful that we can run any thing on it. Some of the people can't afford laptop or pc for programming. They want to program in their smartphones but they can't find app which is best for running program. Today I am telling you app which runs python beautifully..


You can download this from playstore and this run smoothly on you mobile Device.

Here is an example of this-- 
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