Exiting Python from the terminal can be achieved in 3 different ways. The exit and quit commands will exit Python and you can as well exit by using keyboard shortcuts such as ctrl+z and ctrl+d on ...

py by itself will drop you into the Python REPL, which you can exit as you normally would by typing quit() or hitting Ctrl-Z. To see which versions of Python are available to py, type py -0p.

Solved: Use os._exit(0). Not sure if I should delete this or not. The problem is these days if you Google exit python script, you always get lead to sys.exit(). I launched the script, pressed the ...