I have a python script that I want to run on an online-compiler because I'm on Chromebook and can't download programs.

The way the script functions is: I input a 'input.txt' and it creates an 'output.txt.'

Is there any compiler that can do this?

Thanks.

Well first, you have to SQL your script until all the JQUERY and MSDOS are REFACTORED into ones and zeroes.

Then, before running your script through the Compiler, you must make sure that your machine is running at least 6 different distros of LINUX so that you can optimize the ALGORITHMS

"compiling" isn't much of a problem since python isn't compiled. the problem is that you want to RUN the script on someone else's computer to generate a file they can't control. good luck with that.

i suggest alternatives instead:

http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/84160/running-python-on-chromeos

This post was edited by carteblanche on Jul 10 2015 04:59pm

Yuck, they removed SSH from crosh

Have you thought about making it CGI and hosting it?
User "uploads" input.txt, then the output header is something along the line of:
Content-Type: text/text

I'd have to look at the headers, but there's a header set for download as opposed to stream (view) and another for specifying the file name.