Python is a very popular language for programming. But what if the person running your program does not want or know how to run a Python script? This article will teach you how to compile a Python script into an executable. Download...
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Using CX_Freeze

Download cx_Freeze from Sourceforge. It's a tool for packaging Python scripts into standalone executables.

Make sure you are working on the platform you need your executable to run on. For example, if you want to create a Windows executable file, run cx_Freeze on Windows. Same goes for Mac and Linux.

Create a new Python file named setup.py in the directory of the Python program you wish to compile.

import sys from cx_Freeze import setup, Executable base = None if sys.platform == 'win32': base = 'Win32GUI' executables = [ Executable(Python program name, base=base) ] setup(name=executable_name, version='version', description='desc', executables=executables )

cd [path to your Python file's directory] python setup.py build


Update 05 March 2020
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