#đ What do i put/??
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What do i put
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Giveaways đ
gstart â ď¸ - Start a giveaway
gend â ď¸ - End a giveaway
greroll â ď¸ - Reroll a giveaway
winner â ď¸ - Announce a winner
Claimtime âąď¸
claimtime - View your claimtime
claimtime set/add/remove â ď¸ - Manage claimtimes
Misc đ
timedif - See time difference between messages
wins - See someone's giveaway wins
ts - Translate a text/message
snipe - Snipe latest deleted messages
afk - Enable AFK mode
timer â ď¸ - Starts a timer
purge â ď¸ - Delete an amount of messages (except pinned)
status â ď¸ - Shows number of user with /saturne in status
prefix â ď¸ - Change bot prefix
nuke â ď¸ - Nuke a channel
greet â ď¸ - Enable/Disable greet in a channel
lock â ď¸ - Lock a channel
unlock â ď¸ - Unlock a channel
hide â ď¸ - Hide a channel
unhide â ď¸ - Unhide a channel
â ď¸ Restricted commands require the role Giveaways
I want all of thsese commands
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I'm not sure why you listed a bunch of commands, but the >>> indicates that you're in a Python REPL. It's expecting you to enter Python code. You could do 5 * 6, for example. REPLs are useful for running and testing small amounts of code.
If you want to actually write large amounts of code you want to create a Python script file, write your code in there, and then execute that file.
And ya, don't worry about Discord stuff yet. Learn the language first.
Ok
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