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- What is the difference between py and python in the Windows . . .
py is the Python launcher which is a utility that comes with Python installations on Windows It gets installed into C:\Windows\ so it’s available without requiring PATH modifications
- py works but not python in command prompt for windows 10
I installed Python on my computer When I type python in the command prompt I get the following message: 'python' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch fil
- How can I install a local package with UV? - Stack Overflow
It is very important, where you place a __init__ py so that the module system works correctly You can create your project structure by: # Step 1: Create base project folder and enter it mkdir dashboard cd dashboard # Step 2: Create required folders mkdir -p config mkdir -p services data_ingestion mkdir -p packages src pkg1 mkdir -p packages
- windows - Python - How do you run a . py file? - Stack Overflow
4 Since you seem to be on windows you can do this so python <filename py> Check that python's bin folder is in your PATH, or you can do c:\python23\bin\python <filename py> Python is an interpretive language and so you need the interpretor to run your file, much like you need java runtime to run a jar file
- python - ERROR: Failed building wheel for pyarrow (Failed to build . . .
I am installing pyarrow on python 3 13: pip install pyarrow this is what I am getting: C:\Users\dev\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python313>py -3 13 -m pip install pyarrow Collecting pyarrow
- How to run a . py file in windows command line? - Stack Overflow
I don't have permission to save py file in python directory (C:\program files\python33) so I saved it to C:\Pyscripts Also python was already been added to the PATH and I can run a simple print ("Hello") in command line I have saved this line into a py file and Now I want to run it from command prompt but I have faced different errors!
- How to do install my custom package in editable mode, with uv
I seem to have a fix for my own problem: uv run --project <path-to-myproject> <full-path-to-wrapper-script-in-myproject> seems to do the trick The wrapper sits in the top level project directory (mine is called main py) and takes care of necessary imports and calls, in my case importing a local module and calling app() Hope this helps
- How do I convert a IPython Notebook into a Python file via commandline . . .
I understand this is an old thread I have faced the same issue and wanted to convert the pynb file to py file via command line My search took me to ipynb-py-convert By following below steps I was able to get py file Install "pip install ipynb-py-convert" Go to the directory where the ipynb file is saved via command prompt Enter the command > ipynb-py-convert YourFileName ipynb
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