Python: unknown mime-type ?

[BigFoot13]

Hi Guys. I am teaching myself some Python in my spare time. I am using this page as a guide:
Byte of Python:First Steps - Text

When I attempt to make the program executable, this is what I get:

mattmodica@Stargate:~$ chmod a+x helloworld.py
mattmodica@Stargate:~$ ./helloworld.py
Warning: unknown mime-type for "Hello World" -- using "application/*"
Error: no such file "Hello World"

This is currently what the program consists of:

# Executable
#!/usr/bin/env python

# Start of the program
print 'Hello World'

I am assuming I am missing some component in Linux, but I could be wrong. Does anyone know an answer?

Thanks,
BigFoot

[ghostdog74]

Hi Guys. I am teaching myself some Python in my spare time. I am using this page as a guide:
Byte of Python:First Steps - Text

When I attempt to make the program executable, this is what I get:

mattmodica@Stargate:~$ chmod a+x helloworld.py
mattmodica@Stargate:~$ ./helloworld.py
Warning: unknown mime-type for "Hello World" -- using "application/*"
Error: no such file "Hello World"

This is currently what the program consists of:

# Executable
#!/usr/bin/env python

# Start of the program
print 'Hello World'

I am assuming I am missing some component in Linux, but I could be wrong. Does anyone know an answer?

Thanks,
BigFoot

remove the #Executable, and bring the #!/usr/bin/env line up to the very first line. see how it goes.

[BigFoot13]

That was it, thanks.