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windows - Python - How do you run a . py file? - Stack Overflow 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
how to access python from command line using py instead of python If you just use py it will start the one that was defined as default So the official way would be to install Python 3 x, declare Python 2 7 as the default, and the py command will do its job But if you just want py to be an alias of python, doskey py=python exe as proposed by @Nizil and @ergonaut will be much simpler
python - What is setup. py? - Stack Overflow setup py is a Python script that is usually shipped with libraries or programs, written in that language It's purpose is the correct installation of the software
How to convert exe back to Python script - Stack Overflow python pyinstxtractor py yourFileName exe This will extract exe and create a folder named yourFileName exe_extracted Inside the yourFileName exe_extracted folder, find the file without any extension Edit it with HxD editor and from any __pycache__ file created with the same version of Python, copy the first row and insert it into your file
How to configure __main__. py, __init__. py, and setup. py for a basic . . . Package setup py src __init__ py __main__ py code py I want to be able to run the code in a lot of different ways pip install Package and then python and then from Package import * python -m Package which should do the thing in __main__ py python __main__ py which should also do the thing in __main__ py but this time, we assume you've downloaded source rather than pip installing Now I've
python - Flask: What is the use of __init__. py vs run. py? And are . . . From my knowledge, it seems like run py is used to initialize the app while __init__ py is used to initialize packages (folders)? If so why do some people only use __init__ py? Are blueprints a standard thing used in nearly all flask-based web apps? I ask because some courses seem to teach them as basic concepts, while others simply don't use them
How can I convert a . py to . exe for Python? - Stack Overflow Steps to convert py to exe in Python 3 6 Install Python 3 6 Install cx_Freeze, (open your command prompt and type pip install cx_Freeze Install idna, (open your command prompt and type pip install idna Write a py program named myfirstprog py Create a new python file named setup py on the current directory of your script In the setup py file, copy the code below and save it With shift