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This document discusses how to create and run Python scripts on Windows. It explains that Python scripts are files containing Python commands that can be executed like programs. It also notes that Python scripts require a shebang line to specify the Python interpreter when running from the command line. Additionally, it provides steps for creating a batch file to conveniently run Python scripts, including saving the Python file with a .py extension and using a template to create the batch file.
Introduction to Python scripts, how they function, and the importance of a shebang line for execution.
Guide on running Python programs specifically on Windows operating systems.
Instructions on redirecting output from scripts and using file names for execution.
Steps to create batch files (.bat) for easier execution of Python scripts, including saving and folder management.
Instructions on editing system environment variables, specifically the Path variable, to streamline execution of scripts.
Reminder to run batch files from the Run dialog for convenient access to Python scripts.
















