CodeSkulptor3 is a browser-based Python interpreter, as featured in the online course “Fundamentals of Computing”. It implements a subset of Python 3 plus the addition of three graphical libraries, SimpleGui, SimpleMap, and SimplePlot.

CodeSkulptor3 implements the following subset of the Python standard library. To use these operations, first import the relevant module with an import statement, such as import math.

CodeSkulptor3 implements three custom modules for graphics in the browser, each with an easy-to-learn interface. The SimpleGUI module is for building interactive programs and drawing. The SimpleMap module is for drawing features on maps. The SimplePlot module is for plotting numeric data. To use these operations, first import the appropriate module with import simplegui, import simplemap, or import simpleplot.

CodeSkulptor3 implements two other custom modules. The Numeric module is for mathematics with two-dimensional matrices. The CodeSkulptor module is a small collection of miscellaneous operations. To use these operations, first import the appropriate module with import numeric or import codeskulptor.

CodeSkulptor3 is a browser-based programming environment for the programming language Python. CodeSkulptor3 runs in modern versions of Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, and Apple Safari. Some features may work in other browsers, such as Microsoft Internet Explorer, but do not expect full functionality.