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Hey This Is A Module For Python It Makes Easy To Do Some Animated Text first do: import textio textio has an alphs variable which has a list of alphabets to import use: textio.alphs and textio also has a renderText() function which is different from print() you are thinking what is different from print() ? because this function has animated text it uses 2 args 1 is string 2 is writetime you can put writetime 0.1 to 0.10 now don't think more about writetime put any number from this. then second function is deleteText() which will delete the renderText() you have written before it takes 1 arg wait which is how many seconds after it should delete the text thats the brief explaination of TextIO.
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