Pydroid 3: Your Powerful Python 3 IDE for Android

Pydroid 3 is a user-friendly and powerful Python 3 IDE designed for Android devices. It's ideal for learning and working with Python on the go.

Key Features:

• Offline Python 3 Interpreter: Run Python programs without needing an internet connection.
• Pip Package Manager & Custom Repository: Install numerous libraries, including scientific packages like NumPy, SciPy, Matplotlib, Scikit-learn, and Jupyter (enhanced support via a custom repository for pre-built wheel packages). OpenCV is also supported on compatible devices.
• Deep Learning Capabilities: TensorFlow and PyTorch are available (Premium version).
• GUI Support: Complete Tkinter support for creating graphical user interfaces.
• Terminal Emulator: A full-featured terminal emulator with readline support (via pip).
• Built-in Compilers: Includes built-in C, C++, and Fortran compilers, enabling the building of libraries from pip, even those with native code dependencies.
• Advanced Development Tools: Cython support, PDB debugger with breakpoints and watches.
• Graphical Libraries: Kivy (with SDL2 backend), PySide6 (with Matplotlib support), and pygame 2 support.
• Editor Enhancements: Code prediction, auto-indentation, real-time code analysis, extended keyboard, syntax highlighting, themes, tabs, enhanced code navigation, and one-click Pastebin sharing (some features are Premium-only).

Requirements:

Pydroid 3 requires at least 250MB of free internal memory (300MB+ recommended), more if using large libraries like SciPy.

Running and Debugging:

Set breakpoints by clicking the line number to debug your code. Specific import statements or comments trigger support for Kivy, PySide6, SDL2, Tkinter, and Pygame (e.g., #Pydroid run kivy for Kivy). Use #Pydroid run terminal to force terminal mode (useful for Matplotlib).

Premium Features:

Certain libraries, due to porting complexities, are exclusive to the Premium version.

Community Involvement:

Report bugs and suggest features to contribute to Pydroid 3's development.

Licensing:

Some binaries are licensed under (L)GPL. Contact the developers for source code. GPL pure Python libraries are considered to be in source code form. Pydroid 3 avoids automatically importing GPL-licensed native modules (e.g., GNU readline, installable via pip).

Sample Code Usage:

Samples are free for educational use, excluding use in competing products or derivative works. Permission is required for uncertain cases. Contact the developers via email.