error on bat file

[Sanlus]

so today i tried to create a bat file, and the code is like this:

1 2	#! python3 @py.exe C:\Users\MSI\AppData\Local\Programs\Python\Python37-32\Automate the Boring Stuff with Python Course\searchmap.py %*

and the system popped out a SyntaxError box saying invalid syntax, highlighting the C in C:\ part. i tried to get rid of first line or change the @py.exe to just @py but nothing is working.

[Larz60+]

what is py.exe?
normally python is executed from command line simply with python followed by script name.

[Sanlus]

what is py.exe? normally python is executed from command line simply with python followed by script name.

so how should i write it? i learnt @py.exe from videos, rip

[Larz60+]

I don't have enough information on your system to answer properly.
From a 'command' prompt AKA terminal prompt, type:

1

python -V

and post results

[Sanlus]

I don't have enough information on your system to answer properly. From a 'command' prompt AKA terminal prompt, type:

1

python -V

and post results

its Python 3.7.0

[Larz60+]

then you should use:

1	python searchmap.py

With path if not in system path

[Sanlus]

then you should use:

1	python searchmap.py

With path if not in system path

ive tried python and @python, neither worked. still the same error message

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then you should use:

1	python searchmap.py

With path if not in system path

where would i need to put this code in

[snippsat]

py.exe get installed in Windows folder when install Python37.
Can be used to accessing previous version or current,can also install with pip to all version installed.
Example:

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# Python version set in Windows Path C:\>python -V Python 3.7.0   # Can also access with py C:\>py -3.7 -V Python 3.7.0   # Older version i have C:\>py -2.7 -V Python 2.7.9   C:\>py -3.4 -V Python 3.4.2   C:\>py -3.5 -V Python 3.5.2   C:\>py -3.6 -V Python 3.6.4

Use py to install with pip to eg 2.7.

1 2	λ py -2.7 -m pip install logzero                                                                               Requirement already satisfied: logzero in c:\python27\lib\site-packages

Making bat hello.bat.
Use python main version,pause in bat so cmd window doesn't close immediately.
Can also put this last in code input('Press Enter to exit').

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@echo off python C:/foo/hello.py %* pause

If want to run 2.7 in a bat file,then use py.

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@echo off py -2.7 C:/foo/hello.py %* pause

[Sanlus]

py.exe get installed in Windows folder when install Python37. Can be used to accessing previous version or current,can also install with pip to all version installed. Example:

1	# Python version set in Windows Path C:\>python -V Python 3.7.0 # Can also access with py C:\>py -3.7 -V Python 3.7.0 # Older version i have C:\>py -2.7 -V Python 2.7.9 C:\>py -3.4 -V Python 3.4.2 C:\>py -3.5 -V Python 3.5.2 C:\>py -3.6 -V Python 3.6.4

Use py to install with pip to eg 2.7.

1	λ py -2.7 -m pip install logzero Requirement already satisfied: logzero in c:\python27\lib\site-packages

Making bat hello.bat. Use python main version,pause in bat so cmd window doesn't close immediately. Can also put this last in code input('Press Enter to exit').

1	@echo off python C:/foo/hello.py %* pause

If want to run 2.7 in a bat file,then use py.

1	@echo off py -2.7 C:/foo/hello.py %* pause

now i have syntax error on off in @echo off. rip

[snippsat]

now i have syntax error on off in @echo off. rip

You are making a .bat file and not run it with Python?
Batch file : ECHO command
A run i cmd.

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E:\>cd E:\div_code\bat   # look at files E:\div_code\bat>dir  Volume in drive E is 2 TB  Volume Serial Number is 3433-29C0    Directory of E:\div_code\bat   28.08.2018  15:57    <DIR>          . 28.08.2018  15:57    <DIR>          .. 27.08.2018  16:28                45 hello.bat 27.08.2018  16:27                46 hello_27.bat                2 File(s)             91 bytes                2 Dir(s)  222 956 498 944 bytes free   # Content of hello.bat E:\div_code\bat>more hello.bat @echo off python C:/foo/hello.py %* pause   # Run hello.bat E:\div_code\bat>hello.bat hello world Press any key to continue . . .   # Content of hello_27.bat E:\div_code\bat>more hello_27.bat @echo off py -2.7 C:/foo/hello.py %* pause   # Run hello_27.bat E:\div_code\bat>hello_27.bat hello world Press any key to continue . . .

hello.py that .bat files run:

1 2	print('hello world') #input('Press enter to exit')