Comment by theanonymousone 11 days ago I don't think you need any dependencies to match Bash scripting in capability. 3 comments theanonymousone Reply verdverm 11 days ago Yaml support is required, this requires a third party package because python does not have an option in the stdlib hsbauauvhabzb 11 days ago You can even wrap shell / system commands in python and capture the output, so it’s basically a superset! kh_hk 11 days ago You can also inline python inside shell scripts, does that make them equal sets? :) life() { python3 << EOF print(42) EOF }
verdverm 11 days ago Yaml support is required, this requires a third party package because python does not have an option in the stdlib
hsbauauvhabzb 11 days ago You can even wrap shell / system commands in python and capture the output, so it’s basically a superset! kh_hk 11 days ago You can also inline python inside shell scripts, does that make them equal sets? :) life() { python3 << EOF print(42) EOF }
kh_hk 11 days ago You can also inline python inside shell scripts, does that make them equal sets? :) life() { python3 << EOF print(42) EOF }
Yaml support is required, this requires a third party package because python does not have an option in the stdlib
You can even wrap shell / system commands in python and capture the output, so it’s basically a superset!
You can also inline python inside shell scripts, does that make them equal sets? :)