python subprocess run bash script

in this tutorial, we will explore how to run bash scripts from a python script using the subprocess module. the subprocess module allows you to spawn new processes, connect to their input/output/error pipes, and obtain their return codes. this is particularly useful when you need to automate tasks or integrate external scripts into your python applications.
make sure you have python installed on your system.
firstly, you need to import the subprocess module in your python script.
in the example above:
in this example, bash_command_with_args is a list where the first element is the script name, and the subsequent elements are the command-line arguments.
in this example, capture_output=true captures the script's standard output, and text=true decodes the output to a string.
now you have a basic understanding of how to run bash scripts from python using the subprocess module. this can be useful for automating various tasks and integrating bash scripts into your python applications. remember to handle command-line arguments, capture output, and check for errors as needed in your specific use case.
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