I just installed Python3 and Komodo. I'm trying to run a simple script but am getting the error that the py: command not found. I'm completly new to both Komodo and Python so don't know where to look. I saw a another post with the same problem but not a solution that helped. I have Python3 installed and verified from terminal command. Any help is greatly appreciated!
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4instead of `py` use `python` or `python3` – curlpipesudobash Nov 09 '18 at 22:20
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As far as I know, `py` is just a wrapper for Windows. It's not a standard Python binary name. – ChrisGPT was on strike Nov 09 '18 at 22:21
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You are trying to run your script using py which is not a valid command on your system, hence the error. Try:
python3 script.py
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The training video I was watching said that py was a special command to run the python interpreter. Whatever that means. I replaced py with python3 and it worked fine. Not sure what the video was trying to do. Thanks for the help! – Mitch Nov 09 '18 at 23:32
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2Author must be using Windows OS because `py` is just a wrapper around `python` command in Windows systems. – sla3k Nov 10 '18 at 02:55
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Try replacing py"%F" with python3 %F when you create the run command.
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