Hey! For running a file in Python, `python script.py` is totally fine for most cases. If you’re just starting out, no need to overcomplicate it with `exec()` or `subprocess`.
For relative paths, make sure you’re running the script from the correct directory. You can use `os.path` to handle paths dynamically if you’re moving files around.
If you want something fancier, check out VS Code or PyCharm. They make running files super easy with built-in terminals and debugging tools.
For relative paths, make sure you’re running the script from the correct directory. You can use `os.path` to handle paths dynamically if you’re moving files around.
If you want something fancier, check out VS Code or PyCharm. They make running files super easy with built-in terminals and debugging tools.
