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ornate daggerBOT
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@gilded vector

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merry hemlock
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Can you also show a screenshot of you running both bots in 2 different terminals?

gilded vector
merry hemlock
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wdym?

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Split the screenshots?

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I don't mind

gilded vector
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idk how to show you screenshot of nothing happens when i press the start button

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and it goes to the first terminal

merry hemlock
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uh... instead of pressing the "start" button, why not use the command?

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py coins.py

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py status.py

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Do each in their own terminal

gilded vector
merry hemlock
gilded vector
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from web

merry hemlock
gilded vector
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i already have it installed i believe

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what cmd is it again

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pip install discord?

merry hemlock
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!dashmpip

ornate daggerBOT
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Install packages with `python -m pip`

When trying to install a package via pip, it's recommended to invoke pip as a module: python -m pip install your_package.

Why would we use python -m pip instead of pip?
Invoking pip as a module ensures you know which pip you're using. This is helpful if you have multiple Python versions. You always know which Python version you're installing packages to.

Note
The exact python command you invoke can vary. It may be python3 or py, ensure it's correct for your system.

merry hemlock
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Use py -m

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And then pip install the package

gilded vector
merry hemlock
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Literally the first 2 sentences of the embed message

ornate daggerBOT
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