linuk
Python Utility library for built in python codes.
Installation
pip install linuk
Example
from linuk.basic import listmaker
listmaker('ab cd ef gh')
Whats New
New module with python code templates import linuk.templates
added acronym_maker to linuk.basic from linuk.basic import * acronym_maker("Sega Nintendo Sony")
for more documentation use built in help() command.
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