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How to run Python functions from command line?
To run this function from the command line we can use the -c (command) argument as follows:
$ python -c 'import foobar; print foobar.sayHello()'
Alternatively, we can also write:
$ python -c 'from foobar import *; print sayHello()'
Or like this
$ python -c 'from foobar import sayHello; print sayHello()'
OUTPUT
Hello
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