Added colours to print for better readability #21
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Griffintaur
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is this file required ?
what is this file. I think you have saved some article and just uploaded
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I don't know how that came. No, it's not required.
color_print doesn't work in IDLE. It will probably work in ubuntu shell. I don't have ubuntu so I can't test it.
And you can remove .pyc files.
Griffintaur
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@MissingBytes can you look into above comments? |
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It doesn't work on python IDLE. I am not sure about ubuntu shell, don't have Ubuntu, so can't test it. |
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The colour feature worked for me in PowerShell(win 10) but not in cmd prompt. Don't know what how to make it work.
Added a library named "lazyme". Don't forget to "pip install lazyme" and also to add this to requirements.txt.