Python syntax error

sup /prog/

I literally just started learning Python, and I apparently am already confused. Trying to execute a basic "print 'Hello world!' from the cmd prompt (XP) is returning a syntax error.

The entirety of the script is as follows:
#! c:\Python25\
print "Hello, world!"

Trying to execute the file yields this:
>>> python script.py
  File "<stdin>", line 1
    python script.py
                ^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

(parser is under the t in case the formatting doesn't work)

I can run the module from IDLE, but not from the command prompt. Ideas?

RAGE

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try
import script

>>4

Ah, that worked. Appreciate it!

>>4,5

WHA- WHA- WHA- WHAT?

HELP? ON MY /PROG/?

>>4
What did I tell you about HELPING HIM!!

>>3
Forced cowprint of the indentation?

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