Hello everyone i just saw a new tutorial and it required me to download Notepad++ and Powershell but i only download the notepad++ and i want to test the script i made in notepad++ not in powershell but in cmd.Thank you

Without knowing what you are trying to achieve, we are all at a loss to help you. There are things that PowerShell can do that the regular CMD shell cannot, so it's quite possible you can't achieve whatever it is you are trying to do with CMD alone.

If you were to at least link to the tutorial you are referring to perhaps somebody can help you.

And what does this have to do with Python?

Without knowing what you are trying to achieve, we are all at a loss to help you. There are things that PowerShell can do that the regular CMD shell cannot, so it's quite possible you can't achieve whatever it is you are trying to do with CMD alone.

If you were to at least link to the tutorial you are referring to perhaps somebody can help you.

And what does this have to do with Python?

Yes this is the link http://learnpythonthehardway.org/book/ in the first tutorial they teach us to make library in powershell and second tutorial they teach us to make a "print" in notepad++ using python language.In the second tutorial we can see the python print script is tested in powershell so i don't want to use powershell but i want to use cmd.Thank you and sorry if my post is confusing you ^^a i hope this will make it clear

Powershell comes bundled with many Windows version. Try executing

powershell

in a command prompt window.

If you have Python installed in your Windows OS, do next:

1) execute cmd.exe;

2) python ex2.py

and you have some result as with other shell environment.

If Python not installed, but simple unpacked, for example to c:\python27, do next:

1) execute cmd.exe;

2) c:\python27\python.exe ex2.py;

or

1) execute cmd.exe;

2) set path=%path%;c:\python27

3) python ex2.py

Thank you that really helpful