Are all packages of python Platform Independant?

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I have to develop an application in python which could run on any PC. I have to show the demo to the customer. It should be like a plug and play application. So is there a need to install the corresponding packages of python on any machine before giving a demo?

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Posted 22-May-15 21:35pm

Rahul VB

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Richard MacCutchan · Accepted Answer · 2015-05-22T22:36:00

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Yes, Python programs can only be run by the python interpreter so you need to install the full python system first.

Posted 22-May-15 22:36pm

Richard MacCutchan

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Rahul VB 23-May-15 5:02am

Thanks sir, any suggestions for the customer demo? I mean regarding the application.

Richard MacCutchan 23-May-15 5:37am

What sort of suggestions do you mean?

Rahul VB 23-May-15 8:08am

What i mean is that i will then have to install all the packages on customers laptop and demonstrate it to him. He expects a plug and play application. He will object on this. Thats what i was worried about.

Thanks

Richard MacCutchan 23-May-15 8:55am

What do you mean by plug and play? That is used for hardware devices. If you mean a packaged application, then you need to use one of the free applications that create self-installing programs. installshield is one that I have heard is popular.

Rahul VB 23-May-15 11:01am

Thanks Sir, i will try out installshield. So i will create a package out of that and put it on other laptops and check. I have created my application. The testing team is also finished with their job. Now the main task is to run on other platforms so wish me luck. Day after tomorrow is the demo.

Richard MacCutchan 23-May-15 12:31pm

Good luck certainly. I hope you have left enough testing time.

Rahul VB 26-May-15 14:21pm

Thanks for help sir, My demo was good.