class standart(): def wait() #wait until pressed ENTER
class Windows(): def notify(title, message, app_name='Python app', app_icon='none') #create a notification message
def confirm(text) #create a notification message with select(OK or CANScEL)
def alert(text) #create a alert message
def question(text) #create a question message
class cfg(): def read(file_name) #read cfg file to dict from type: {what} = {value}
def write(file_name, what) #write cfg file from dict with type: {what} = {value}
class table(): def reservation(text, x, mode=3) #create reservation for x symbols with assignment(1 - LEFT, 2 - MIDDLE, 3 - RIGHT)
def table(column1, column2, mode=1) #create table from list column1, column2
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