Script Execution Techniques
Python Script Execution Methods
Direct Interpreter Execution
## Basic script execution
python3 script.py
## Execute with specific Python version
python3.10 script.py
Script Execution Workflow
graph LR
A[Python Script] --> B[Interpreter]
B --> C[Bytecode Compilation]
C --> D[Code Execution]
Execution Techniques
Command Line Arguments
## example_script.py
import sys
print("Script Name:", sys.argv[0])
print("Arguments:", sys.argv[1:])
## Running with arguments
python3 example_script.py arg1 arg2
Executable Scripts
Making Script Executable
## Add shebang line
chmod +x script.py
#!/usr/bin/env python3
print("Executable Python Script")
Advanced Execution Techniques
| Technique | Description | Example |
| ---------------- | ----------------- | ----------------------------- | ------------------ |
| Module Execution | Run as module | python3 -m module_name
|
| Inline Execution | One-line scripts | python3 -c "print('Hello')"
|
| Pipe Execution | Input redirection | cat data.txt | python3 script.py
|
Error Handling Techniques
Verbose Execution
## Display detailed error information
python3 -v script.py
Debug Mode
## Run in debug mode
python3 -d script.py
Compiled Python
## Generate bytecode
python3 -m compileall script.py
Best Practices for LabEx Learners
- Use consistent Python version
- Handle command-line arguments
- Implement error handling
- Optimize script performance
- Use appropriate execution technique
By mastering these script execution techniques, LabEx learners can efficiently run and manage Python scripts across various scenarios.