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Please help answer ques. 2 (both parts and b)
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Transcribed Image Text:2. Say I have a python script (you can run a python script as a bash command by doing python
script.py).
a. I want to be able to run it as a command from any directory, what do I need to do to
accomplish this?
b. Now I want it to run every time I login to Attu, how would I do this??
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