No, the idea is that you write the Python code with enough information to *identify* the external binary, given a suitable execution environment. Ideally, you are going to execute the command by name alone, not an absolute or relative path, and configure the (virtual) environment so that the command is found in a directory on your `PATH`. You seem to have done that in your first two examples, but not in the third.
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