At first, this article might seem like a Python Fu and not a Linux Fu, since — at first — we are going to focus on Python. But just stand by and you’ll see how this can do a lot of things on ...

I do this fairly often, but with PowerShell, instead of Python on Linux. If I am being honest, I even find myself reaching for it more than bash now for a lot of things since I can share the ...

Python is installed by default on all the major Linux distributions. Opening a command line and typing python immediately will drop you into a Python interpreter. This ubiquity makes it a sensible ...

Or, you could embed an interactive Python terminal in your program by calling Py_Main() instead, as in Listing 2. This brings up the interpreter just as if you'd run Python directly from the command ...

As mentioned, most Linux machines will come with Python built in, but if yours doesn’t, you’ll need to grab the interpreter. From there, you can go ahead and set up Visual Studio Code for ...