How to run a Python script

There are several ways to run a Python script:

Using the command line:

• Open a command prompt or terminal window
• Navigate to the directory where the script is located
• Type "python" followed by the script name (including the .py extension) and press enter. For example: "python myscript.py"

Using IDLE (Python's built-in IDE):

• Open IDLE
• Click on "File" and then "Open"
• Navigate to the script and click "Open"
• Press F5 or click on "Run" and then "Run Module"

Using an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) such as PyCharm, Eclipse, or Visual Studio Code:

• Open the IDE
• Open or create a new project
• Add the script to the project
• Run the script by clicking the "run" button or using a keyboard shortcut.

From Jupyter Notebook:

• Open Jupyter Notebook
• Click on New and select Python 3
• Type or copy-paste the script in the cell
• Run the script by clicking on the Run button or using a keyboard shortcut Shift + Enter

It's important to note that in order to run a script, the computer must have Python installed. You can check if Python is installed by running "python" (without the quotes) in the command prompt or terminal.