@kkiran said:

Is Python3 not supported yet?

Python 3 is still unsupported.

A large amount of the questions asked on here have been answered before. If we had a FAQ pinned post, we wouldn't have to answer as many repeat questions (hopefully).

Tagging @JonB

When you run a script, the run button is replaced with an X. Tap that for a KeyboardInterrupt (what Ctl-C does).

I'm afraid you cannot use Pygame in Pythonista. Pygame is designed for computers with a desktop environment and a mouse, not iOS. There is an iOS-specific game module called scene that is included in Pythonista which can do basically the same things as Pygame, but you'll have to rewrite your code.

@bistrot said:

@chriswilson
I will very certainly ask you for help, in some weeks, even only for posting an "helloworld" dummy app to the AppStore ! Thank you.

A "dummy app" probably won't make it through the App Store review process.

Putting Pythonista projects on the App Store is a fairly complicated process. You need to put your script in the Xcode project here (note that it only works for Python 2 projects currently) and buy access to the Apple Developer program, which is $99 a year. If you're willing to pay that then we can help further.

@Yaroslav_Ya notifying the developer. @omz

That means the folder you are in is already a git repository. Make sure you're in an empty directory (or type rm -rf .git).

@Noobernikus you don't need the package installed to write the code. You can code on your iOS device without running the code and upload it to your Raspberry Pi later.