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How would I pass a Python variable to the Bash shell? It should work like this:
foo="./RetVar.py 42"
Replace the double-quotes with `s
I have tried printing and sys.exiting the result, but to no avail. How would I accomplish my goal?
That’s it.
print. Orsys.stdout.write(). Or the like. If the script isn’t executable then you’ll need to specify the interpreter explicitly.