#🔒 im new to coding and not entirely sure what to do.
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:warning: Do not pip install anything that isn't related to your question, especially if asked to over DMs.
did you pip install the required modules?
wdym?
do you know how to pip install?
replit is not made for you to learn anything, just provides an AI that does everything for you, even package management
it is not a place for learning
if you haven't even learnt about pip then you dont know the fundamentals of developing in python. I would recommend you go back and learn that first
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I personally recommend "Automate The Boring Stuff" ebook. Free to read online.
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