How would you run a Python script from the command line and pass arguments to it?
- python execute script.py with-args arg1 arg2
- python -r script.py arg1 arg2
- python run script.py --args arg1 arg2
- python script.py arg1 arg2
To run a Python script from the command line and pass arguments, you use the python command followed by the script name and the arguments separated by spaces, like python script.py arg1 arg2. This allows you to pass arguments to your script for processing.
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