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When do I require a PYC vs a PY file?
If Python is interpreted, what are .pyc files?Make Python ignore .pyc filesPython does not detect .pyc filesCannot run a specific .pyc fileWhen are .pyc files refreshed?Why is the 'running' of .pyc files not faster compared to .py files?How to make a .pyc file from Python scriptUse .py or .pyc file when sharing/backing up?pyc file not running and showing execution errorSaving file Issues with .to_csv() when using a .pyc Compiled Python file
I am trying to run a script, but in the folder i have both pyc and py files for everything except for one file. For this file i have only the pyc file.
The main script calls on all these files to run the programme and my question is: when it calls these other scripts, does it call the pyc or the py file to run the script?
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I am trying to run a script, but in the folder i have both pyc and py files for everything except for one file. For this file i have only the pyc file.
The main script calls on all these files to run the programme and my question is: when it calls these other scripts, does it call the pyc or the py file to run the script?
pyc
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ABadLabABadLab
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I am trying to run a script, but in the folder i have both pyc and py files for everything except for one file. For this file i have only the pyc file.
The main script calls on all these files to run the programme and my question is: when it calls these other scripts, does it call the pyc or the py file to run the script?
pyc
asked Mar 21 at 13:48
ABadLabABadLab
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I am trying to run a script, but in the folder i have both pyc and py files for everything except for one file. For this file i have only the pyc file.
The main script calls on all these files to run the programme and my question is: when it calls these other scripts, does it call the pyc or the py file to run the script?
pyc
pyc
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