Execute Commands Sequentially in Python?

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To do that, you would have to:

  • supply the shell=True argument in the subprocess.Popen call, and
  • separate the commands with:
    • ; if running under a *nix shell (bash, ash, sh, ksh, csh, tcsh, zsh etc)
    • & if running under the cmd.exe of Windows

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