You can simply start by creating a file which ends in the extension .py like
vim hello.py
Than just start by entering the print command
print ("Hello, World!")
Than you can execute this file with the python as follows
python hello.py
If you want to make this executable use the # in the linux as follows
#!/bin/python
chmod +x hello.py
afterwards you can simply execute it like
./hello.py
Now always keep the executables in the bin directory
mkdir bin
mv hello.py bin/hello
This way you can simply make it a command which can directly be executed in the linux terminal and this is how most of the commands actually work in the Linux
You just need to modify the source to match yours , it can be done as follows
source PATH=$PATH:$HOME/bin/
vim hello.py
Than just start by entering the print command
print ("Hello, World!")
Than you can execute this file with the python as follows
python hello.py
If you want to make this executable use the # in the linux as follows
#!/bin/python
chmod +x hello.py
afterwards you can simply execute it like
./hello.py
Now always keep the executables in the bin directory
mkdir bin
mv hello.py bin/hello
This way you can simply make it a command which can directly be executed in the linux terminal and this is how most of the commands actually work in the Linux
You just need to modify the source to match yours , it can be done as follows
source PATH=$PATH:$HOME/bin/
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