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.
Enter the following code into your new setup.py file. (As always in Python, correct indentation is important, and unfortunately is not shown here due to formatting difficulties.):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 )
Run the following commands in your computer's terminal:cd [path to your Python file's directory] python setup.py build
Look for a new folder called "build" in the Python program's directory. It should have been created during the previous step. Open that folder and the folder inside it.Update 05 March 2020
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