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Making a command line program on linux (Raspbian or Ubuntu)
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My objective is to make a program that can be installed and then operated using Terminal.
For example,
- Pip is installed
- We write
pip install numpy
in the terminal, and numpy is installed.
Challenges I'm facing:
We write
pip
in terminal or command line and it understands what pip is. I can't think of a way to get this done.Once the above objective is completed, I need to pass multiple arguments like instead of
install numpy
it will look likeset color 4
.
The language I'm working on is Python and the OS is Raspbian.
Unfortunately, I have no idea if there exists a terminology for such problems, feel free to edit.
linux command-line terminal python raspbian
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My objective is to make a program that can be installed and then operated using Terminal.
For example,
- Pip is installed
- We write
pip install numpy
in the terminal, and numpy is installed.
Challenges I'm facing:
We write
pip
in terminal or command line and it understands what pip is. I can't think of a way to get this done.Once the above objective is completed, I need to pass multiple arguments like instead of
install numpy
it will look likeset color 4
.
The language I'm working on is Python and the OS is Raspbian.
Unfortunately, I have no idea if there exists a terminology for such problems, feel free to edit.
linux command-line terminal python raspbian
New contributor
add a comment |
My objective is to make a program that can be installed and then operated using Terminal.
For example,
- Pip is installed
- We write
pip install numpy
in the terminal, and numpy is installed.
Challenges I'm facing:
We write
pip
in terminal or command line and it understands what pip is. I can't think of a way to get this done.Once the above objective is completed, I need to pass multiple arguments like instead of
install numpy
it will look likeset color 4
.
The language I'm working on is Python and the OS is Raspbian.
Unfortunately, I have no idea if there exists a terminology for such problems, feel free to edit.
linux command-line terminal python raspbian
New contributor
My objective is to make a program that can be installed and then operated using Terminal.
For example,
- Pip is installed
- We write
pip install numpy
in the terminal, and numpy is installed.
Challenges I'm facing:
We write
pip
in terminal or command line and it understands what pip is. I can't think of a way to get this done.Once the above objective is completed, I need to pass multiple arguments like instead of
install numpy
it will look likeset color 4
.
The language I'm working on is Python and the OS is Raspbian.
Unfortunately, I have no idea if there exists a terminology for such problems, feel free to edit.
linux command-line terminal python raspbian
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