how to make script in python 3.3.3 shell?

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rsmith6559 · Answer

The shell is more suited to single/several commands.  To write a script, you'd use a plain text editor to write the script and execute it (in theory) in the shell.  Especially in *nix it's easier to just execute it in the regular shell.  That said, IDLE is an IDE (Integrated Development Environment) that combines text editor, shell and the ability to execute the code you've written in the Python shell.

BTW, MIT's 6.00 course, AFIK, is in Python v2, not v3.  The two versions are different, the Python developers changed a bunch of stuff for v3.x.

anonymous · Answer

maybe she's interested in scripting in 3.3.3. python3.x has some modifications over python2.x 
except fr them. its as simple as scripting in python 2.x