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I know that I can make Python code run starting from the script, but this still requires the user to have Python installed (and will still rely on configuring the system so that it can find Python ...
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Karl Knechtel
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2024-06-14T10:25:25Z (18 days ago)
How can I make a standalone executable from Python code?
I know that I can [make Python code run starting from the script](https://software.codidact.com/posts/291736), but this still requires the user to have Python installed (and will still rely on configuring the system so that it can *find* Python from the script, which can go wrong in a few different ways). I want to be able to distribute my program to others who might not have Python installed, or even understand what Python is. I don't want to guide users through installing Python, or make an installer that does it for them (that seems like a lot of work, and ideally my program shouldn't need an installer at all). What other options do I have?