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I want to work in python 3.6 on sublime 3, I have been working on python 2.7 and it works very well, when i have installed python 3.6, it works fine on python 3.6 shell and i have set environment paths :- 

C:\Python36\Scripts\;C:\Python36\;

as it created on my setup file.. I have installed python 3 on sublime as python 2.7 .. when I try to execute python3 file it gives me 

'py' is not recognized as an internal or external command`

I have rebooted and nothing happened.

is there's something im missing? what should i double check on sublime?

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  • wich sublime text? 2 or 3? Commented May 30, 2017 at 14:02
  • sublime text 3..... Commented May 30, 2017 at 14:03

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It turns that my PATH was right, when i used Package Control to setup python 3 it didn't work, i had to create new build and write on it:-

{ "cmd": ["c:/Python36/python.exe", "-u", "$file"], "file_regex": "^[ ]*File \"(...*?)\", line ([0-9]*)", "selector": "source.python" }

it works now

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how did you find that was the problem?
I have installed and removed python 3 through Package Control more than once and it didn't worked, so i removed it and made new build with inserting path manually.
Well your solution is ok, +1 for it ;)
i have checked before posting that my PATH variables are right, but it will be useful in many cases, sure i will vote for it
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It looks like your PATH isn't setup correctly. Sometimes this happens when you install Python in a specific folder instead of the default C:\Python folder (e.g. C:\Python36)

To setup your PATH, right click on 'My Computer' and click 'Properties', then in the 'System Properties' click on the 'Advanced' tab. In the 'System variables' section, you'll see a variable called 'Path'. Now add where you installed Python to that list (additional items are appended with a semicolon).

For example, if you installed on C:\Program Files\Python36 then you would add ";C:\Program Files\Python36" to your PATH variable.

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