In this article, we will introduce a common method in PyCharm to package Python code into an executable EXE file by using PyInstaller. PyInstaller is a tool for converting Python applications into independent executable files. It can package Python code into EXE, APP, Linux and other formats, making it convenient for users to run Python programs in environments that do not have a Python interpreter installed.
First, make sure you have PyInstaller installed. If it is not installed, you can install it in PyCharm's terminal with the following command:
pip install pyinstaller
Next, we need to write a simple Python code example so that it can be Convert to EXE file. The following is a sample code, saved as hello.py
:
def say_hello(): print("Hello, World!") if __name__ == "__main__": say_hello()
Enter the following command in the PyCharm terminal to Python code is packaged into an EXE file:
pyinstaller --onefile hello.py
The --onefile
parameter in this command specifies that the generated EXE file is a single file. If multiple files need to be generated, this parameter can be removed.
In the PyCharm project directory, you can find a folder named dist
, which will contain the generated EXE file . You can double-click this EXE file to run your Python program.
Through the above steps, you can easily package Python code into an EXE file in PyCharm to facilitate running your Python program elsewhere. Hope this tutorial helps you!
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