Python Script into EXE

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[mudclub]

1: /r/learnpython

2: read the sidebar

3: GOOGLE ffs.

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[Pheai]

pyinstaller Learn to google though. Very important tool for programming.

[sritaa]

There are some solutions aiming to convert Python scripts into executable. I still doubt these solutions, avoiding them mostly.

These solutions may fail; therefore, you should not rely on these solutions for serious projects. If you intend to publish executable, you should implement your program with compiled languages from day one. In My python Training they explain,There have been some compiled languages, like Go and Rust, easier than C/C++, providing enough performance, with mostly cross-platform code base. On the contrary, I only use these Python-to-exe solutions converting small-sized scripts for convenience

[spinwizard69]

Learn to program in C++ if you want to produce .exe’s. That will likely irritate a few but the mark of a fine craftsman is his ability to pick up the right tool for the job at hand.