Writing and executing a Python script
In Replit create a new file:
Provide a new for the file: Hello.py
It will appear in your Files list. When you click the name of the script, a script editor will automatically open in a separate tab next to the Shell. This is the place where we will write the code of the script.
Simply type the following code: print(“Hello, World!”)
This is a classic script. The code consists of a call to Python’s built-in print() function that displays the "Hello, World!" message on your screen.
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Question 1 of 3
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Go back to the Shell and check if the Python script that you generated is executable. What’s the code for checking the permissions?
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prompt $
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What’s the command for making the script executable for you, the owner of the file?
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prompt $ Hello.py
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When you try to execute the Python script in Replit, he will ask if you want to install Replit’s Python tools. Type y for yes.
What’s the code for executing the Python script?
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prompt $ Hello.py
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