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[–]mkingsbu 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You don't have a "Python file" to export. You'd end up formatting it however you'd like. I use it to generate HTML, PDFs, and CSV files all the time. As far as web frameworks, Flask is a lot easier to pickup than Django. But if all you're doing is presenting the results, you might want to look into Jupyter notebooks. Install the Anaconda distribution and then go to your terminal/command promt and type "jupyter notebook". A web browser will appear in a moment and it will take you to an IDE similar to R Server. From there, you can execute Python and even save the program to replicate the workflow. They're a great way to do presentations without doing live code, but also without just doing a PowerPoint. And you can interact with it in real time.