I was having a little problem. My script works fine in Linux Ubuntu
When it came to Windows I fell short. my script uses import argparse so I need to pass arguments via cmd but I was getting errors. I figured out the answer while typing this.
For anyone looking for answers you just do this:
For me it was something that had to do with toying with archives
python file.py Archive.zip -c (--compress) test1.txt
This action will compress test1.txt in Archive.zip
I feel stupid to think that there is a big difference between command line in Windows and Linux when handling python.
Keep in mind to know where your arguments should be *
I Changed the places between -c and the name of the archive by mistake
and I was typing python3 instead of python for a while like an idiot.
So the biggest difference is
python3for Linux andpythonfor Windows.Is there anything else different between Linux and Windows when handling python scripts?
turned out everything is here: https://docs.python.org/3.3/using/windows.html
and here: https://docs.python.org/3.3/using/unix.html
Anyone interested check those links to get a better idea there was no need for my question after all :(