Jarve
Description
Jarve is a module in python created to help developers with A.I
Requirements
You need to have python installed.
How to install Jarve
To install Jarve, simply open Command Promt(For mac or linux users in might be different) and then type:
pip install jarve
There you go! Know you have Jarve installed on your computer!
License
This repository and this module is under the MIT license
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