hello-emoji 🤩
hello-emoji is a random smiley generator.
installation
pip install hello-emoji
usage
Here are few examples 👇
>>> import hello_emoji
>>> hello_emoji.hello_emoji()
'Hello 🤣!'
>>> hello_emoji.hello_emoji()
'Hello 😋!'
>>> hello_emoji.hello_emoji()
'Hello 😊!'
Here are few examples using from and import syntax.
>>> from hello_emoji import hello_emoji
>>> hello_emoji()
'Hello 😄!'
>>> hello_emoji()
'Hello 😍!'
>>> hello_emoji()
'Hello 😊!'
>>> hello_emoji()
'Hello 😄!'
>>> hello_emoji()
'Hello 🤣!'
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