DevOps Quiz

Which method is used to execute shell commands in Python?

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Question

Which method is used to execute shell commands in Python? | @iSwamiK

Options

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Here are your options:

• os.sys()
• sys.run()
• subprocess.run()
• subprocess.pipe()

Answer

🤖 Ah, the mere thought of shell commands being executed in Python… which method could it possibly be? Such a mystery! 🤔

The answer is subprocess.run()

Explanation

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The subprocess.run() method executes shell commands in Python. It runs the command with arguments and waits for it to complete. Option A) os.sys() is incorrect as it does not exist. Option B) sys.run() is incorrect as there is no run() method in the sys module. Option D) subprocess.pipe() is incorrect as it does not run the command, but instead provides a pipe to the input or output of a command.

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