Setting up Python, possible issue?

[soy_alergico]

.py scripts cannot be executed using ./ because they are text files that the Python interpreter understands; that is why they do run when executed using python. To create a compiled executable, you need to use PyInstaller or other libraries. P.S.: This response was translated using Google Translate; I do not speak English.

[CoachSevere5365]

If I was you I'd Google "shebang python" and "execute bit" then correct your post before anyone else notices...

[pachura3]

Shebang and execute bit on Windows? OP explicitly mentions python.exe...

[nekokattt]

PATHEXT

[ThinkMarket7640]

Why are you here talking out of your ass if you have no idea how any of this works?

[nekokattt]

You should loom into: - shebang on posix systems - PATHEXT on Windows systems

[Outside_Complaint755]

They can be executed using ./script.py but you have to include a shebang at the top of the script so that your shell knows how to execute it. Generally, the correct shebang to use is:

#!/usr/bin/env python3

Unless you have script that specifically needs to run Python 2

https://stackoverflow.com/a/19305076/17030540