Hey! You're on the right track. To run Python script with Python, you can indeed use the terminal. Just type `python script.py` if you're on Windows or `python3 script.py` if you're on macOS/Linux (since Python 2 might still be the default there).
Where you save the file matters if you're not in the same directory as the script. Use `cd` to navigate to the folder where your script is saved. For example, `cd Documents` if it's in the Documents folder.
If you're new, check out [Real Python](https://realpython.com) for beginner-friendly guides. They break things down really well!
Where you save the file matters if you're not in the same directory as the script. Use `cd` to navigate to the folder where your script is saved. For example, `cd Documents` if it's in the Documents folder.
If you're new, check out [Real Python](https://realpython.com) for beginner-friendly guides. They break things down really well!