Answer 1

If you use Visual studio 2017.

It makes one for you

https://www.sololearn.com/discuss/410578/?ref=app

Answer 2

Py2exe, cx_freeze and nuitka - all work but produce large files or file packs, as Python is not a compiled language -- the .exe contains the interpreter itself and all needed (imported) modules.

And that can be *really* heavy altogether.

Answer 3

yes python works on it.

You need to install the VS python add-on.

Answer 4

Perhaps py2exe will also work.

Answer 5

Yup Visual studio python extension works.
But I won't use VS for python. Intellisense won't work most of the times any languages outside. NET like C# and native C++