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Trying to learn how to run my scripts through Ubuntu's terminal regularly. That being said I am familiar with bash, wget, and awk being called but how do I call python files to run in the terminal? I would like to learn this but I am unsure on where to research it. I have a .pyw file that references several .py files in a folder.


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Option 1: Call the interpreter



  • For Python 2: python <filename>.py

  • For Python 3: python3 <filename>.py


Option 2: Let the script call the interpreter



  1. Make sure the first line of your file has #!/usr/bin/env python.

  2. Make it executable - chmod +x <filename>.py.

  3. And run it as ./<filename>.py


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