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The command I use to run my python script is rosrun assignment_subscriber.py

That is not how rosrun works, and is the reason you are seeing the message that you describe.

rosrun requires as the first argument a package name, the second argument is the executable (a script or a binary).

So you'll have to place your script in a ROS package. Then you can use rosrun to start it.

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