I'm just getting my feet wet with Python v3.5.2. I've installed IPython via Anaconda and am now attempting to run a simple program.
I wrote a simple print("Hello World!")
script in a text editor and saved it as "C:\Python code\python_practice_code.py".
I've attempted various ways to execute python_practice_code.py, with and without quotes, and I get one of two errors:
In [34]: %run C:\Python code\python_practice_code.py
ERROR: File `'C:\Python/py'` not found.
or
In [35]: ipython 'C:\Python code\python_practice_code.py'
File "<ipython-input-35-30b39bc825d7>", line 1
ipython 'C:\Python code\python_practice_code.py'
SyntaxError: invalid syntax
What am I doing wrong?
You don't need to change the spaces in your path - as @MadPhysicist said, sometimes you don't have control over that. Instead, you can surround your path in quotes:
In [42]: %run "C:\Python code\python_practice_code.py"