1.Install Python

2.Install PyCharm: Download and install PyCharm 

Create or Open a Project in PyCharm:

New Project: When creating a new project, PyCharm will prompt you to configure an interpreter. You can choose to create a new virtual environment (recommended) or use an existing system interpreter.

Existing Project: If you open an existing project, PyCharm might automatically detect an interpreter or prompt you to configure one if it's missing.

Configure the Interpreter (if needed):

Access Interpreter Settings: Navigate to File > Settings (or Ctrl + Alt + S), then go to Project: [Your Project Name] > Python Interpreter.

Add Interpreter: Click the gear icon or "Add Interpreter" link and select "Add Local Interpreter."

Choose Interpreter Type:

Virtual Environment (Recommended): Select "Virtualenv Environment" (or Pipenv, Poetry, Conda if you use them). You can create a new virtual environment or use an existing one. This isolates your project's dependencies.

System Interpreter: Select "System Interpreter" and browse to the python.exe file of your installed Python version.

Apply and Confirm: Once you've selected or configured your interpreter, click "OK" or "Apply" to save the changes. PyCharm will then use this interpreter to run your Python code and manage project dependencies.