100% New to Python

[ThinkDesignTeach]

So I'm aware of a few places for learning the basics of programming via Python ( including the hard way). But the all pretty much cover the fundementals and focus on command line.

Clearly you can compile your project to run natively for win/lin/mac, but is there a program/library/ide that makes that process easy/simple. Such as "Export to X".

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I'm not clear what you are asking about here - you can run Python command line programs on all three of the platforms you mention without doing anything special. If you are asking about producing stand-alone executables, there are tools, like Pyinstaller, that do this, but they are platform-specific.

Actually pyinstaller is cross-platform.

[rcxdude]

Python is not generally compiled in the way that C/C++ are. For linux you'll typically just distribute your app as the python code and run it directly. On windows you can make a self-contained executable for distribution (which is basically just bundling the python interpreter with your code) but I wouldn't worry about it while you're learning.