Clone the repository: To download the code from GitHub, you'll need to "clone" the repository. This creates a copy of the code on your computer that you can work with. You can do this by opening the terminal/command prompt and using the command git clone [repository_url]. Replace [repository_url] with the URL of the repository you want to clone.
Install the dependencies: Most projects on GitHub will have a list of dependencies that you'll need to install in order to run the code. These dependencies are usually listed in a file called requirements.txt or setup.py. You can install the dependencies using the command pip install -r requirements.txt or python setup.py install in the terminal/command prompt.
Run the code: Once you've installed all the dependencies, you can run the code by opening the terminal/command prompt and navigating to the directory where the code is located. Then, use the command python [filename.py] to run the Python code, replacing [filename.py] with the name of the file you want to run.