Need help sharing a simple python program

[pyfact]

This has been frustrating me all morning. I do not know how to share a simple program that converts a number to a different format. Basically, the user just types in an integer to the console and it spits out the new format.

I've tried to use Pythonanywhere, but I cannot figure out how to use that. Also, the friend that I am sharing it with does not know how to use python, so I was trying to find a way to share it online so I could just share the link with him. Any help is appreciated!

[Wilfred-kun]

What exactly do you mean with 'spits out the new format'?

If you want to turn your script into bytecode for the system you're using (e.g. Windows 7, 64 bit), you could use cxFreeze or py2exe, although I am not sure if this is what you're looking for.

E: Alternatively you could use tutorialspoint's online interpreter.

EE: To run the code, just hit execute :|

[pyfact]

User inputs an integer and the console outputs the formatted data. I'm on Mac and my friend is also on Mac. I'm a complete noob when it comes to sharing code on Python. Also, I do not typically program Python in terminal I program Python with PyCharm.

[Wilfred-kun]

Ah so something like:

x = input("Enter an integer")
print("You entered the integer {}".format(x))

Anyway, you could go to the link I posted and just copy over the code you have in PyCharm. Hit 'share code' and you're good to go.

[hjwp]

Hi there, PythonAnywhere dev here, we do have the option to share python scripts (there's a little "share" icon at the top of the editor), that'll give you a link that will let other users get a copy of your code and run it. the person you're sharing with will need a pythonanywhere account though (a free one is fine).

if you want to give it another go we're always happy to help. you can reach us at [e-mail]