The Command Line (E1 P3) - The Python Interpreter
So in our last 2 videos we talked about how the software communicates with your computer and how important that interaction creates the baseline for the python interpreter. We also talked about what the python interpreter was and how your source code got all the way to machine code and executed to what you see on your screen. If you have not seen those videos or are interested in revisiting those videos, I have provided links in the description below for both of those videos. Or you can click on the link in the top right of the screen to review Part 2 in the series. But today we’re going to dive into the terminal (if your on a mac), the command line, (if your on windows) or the shell or console (if your on linux) and open up some files and show you how some of the topics we spoke about in the previous 2 videos work. We are going to talk a bout and look inside how the .pyc file is created from the compiler. We're also going to disassemble the .pyc file and see the unreadable bytecode and create a readable version of that file.
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00:00 - Intro
00:37 - Overview from the previous lesson
01:11 - Today's Lesson Overview
01:45 - [Lecture] How to open a Python Source File from the command line
02:23 - [Code Examples] How to compile a Python Source code and create Byte Code
03:22 - [Code Examples] How to locate the .pyc (Python Class) file
05:03 - [Code Examples] How to open the .pyc (Python Class) file or Byte Code
06:19 - [Code Examples] How to create a readable format of Byte Code (.pyc)
07:17 - Outro
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