🔒 idk what to put in this

[calm kite]

need help ASAP

[stone hamlet]

@calm kite

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[pastel solstice]

!repl you put python code here not shell command

[stone hamlet]

Read-Eval-Print Loop (REPL)

A REPL is an interactive shell where you can execute individual lines of code one at a time, like so:

>>> x = 5
>>> x + 2
7
>>> for i in range(3):
...     print(i)
...
0
1
2
>>>

To enter the REPL, run python (py on Windows) in the command line without any arguments. The >>> or ... at the start of some lines are prompts to enter code, and indicate that you are in the Python REPL. Any other lines show the output of the code.

Trying to execute commands for the command-line (such as pip install xyz) in the REPL will throw an error. To run these commands, exit the REPL first by running exit() and then run the original command.

[woeful storm]

pip isn't Python code. >>> indicates that you're in a Python REPL though, which expects Python code.

[calm kite]

what

[pastel solstice]

you should open command prompt/powershell/powershell in Terminal

[woeful storm]

Open a terminal instead of a Python REPL.

[pastel solstice]

not python

[calm kite]

oh

i tried

in

[calm kite]

didn towkr

[pastel solstice]

?

[calm kite]

uhh

bro

my bad

ion code like that

[pastel solstice]

py -m pip install ...

replace ... to your package name

[calm kite]

o

ale

alr

ye its installing

thank u g

[pastel solstice]

use !close to close the post

[calm kite]

!close

[stone hamlet]

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