"Harya Dananjaya" <dananz...@gmail.com> wrote
Do you mean a windows executable? Not really. Why do you want an .exe
anyway? Python code is (usually) cross-platform.
Yupe, python is cross platform, but we need install python in every
computer we want to using the pyththon *.py .
What would you do with Java? It too is cross platform but
requires a JVM to be installed on every platform. Python is similar.
The "compilers" actually bundle up the python interpreter with
the script to create a large executable single file. But if
you already have Python, or if you load several of these
"exe"s it becomes very inefficient way to storing
programs - multiple versions of Python.
There can be cases where it makes sense but there are more
cases where it malkes more sense to just install Python. IMHO
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Alan Gauld
Author of the Learn to Program web site
http://www.alan-g.me.uk/
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