Last month the Python Software Foundation quietly published Python 3.7 in the Microsoft Store for Windows 10 devices.

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Currently, I see that Python 3.7.10 is available to be installed on Linux only with the .tar file on the official Python Download page. Do we have any timeline for releasing the same for Windows 10?

Python 3.7 is now available to install from the Microsoft Store, meaning you no longer need to manually download and install the app from the official Python website.

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