Can I create a bash script to automatically install Python?

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Asked By CreativeCoder42 On

I'm working on a YouTube File Manager using Python, and I'm trying to find a way for my fellow YouTubers to easily install it. Is it possible to write a bash script that installs Python automatically? Or is there a better method to turn my project into an executable that works across all operating systems?

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Answered By ScriptingSavant On

Absolutely, you can write a bash script for that! For Linux systems, you could use a command like:

command -v python3 || sudo apt install python3

If you want a cross-platform solution, consider using PyInstaller to bundle your Python app into an executable.

TechieTom -

Do any Linux distros not come with Python pre-installed?

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