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execute code only while sys.argv[1] exist

I have this code: and i want execute this piece of code only while sys.argv[1] is exist: if i only start the program without an arguments (python program.py) it’s print this text: I tried “if sys.argv == 1” but doesnt worked. Any solutions? Thanks Answer Now your program will terminate entirely if the user didn’t supply any arguments, rather than

Python command line arguments linux

I have this little program(I know there is a lot of errors): If i start it by typing python file.py testfile.txt the output will be always(even if the file doesn’t exist): If you don’t know what iam want from this program, i want to print “File ‘filename’ wasn’t found” if the file isn’t exist and if it’s exist iam wan’t

How to remove python in /usr/local/bin/ [closed]

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Logging python errors on raspberry pi

I’m having a helluva time debugging a python app I’ve written for an embedded raspberry pi project I’m working on because it’s using a TFT screen instead of a full monitor and has no monitor/keyboard, so i’m having to launch the python app via an icon on the TFT desktop (very small). I can’t launch the app via SSH because

Disable Cache/Buffer on Specific File (Linux)

I am currently working in a Yocto Linux build and am trying to interface with a hardware block on an FPGA. This block is imitating an SD card with a FAT16 file system on it; containing a single file (cam.raw). This file represents the shared memory space between the FPGA and the linux system. As such, I want to be

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