write-print

print() is now write()

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- Python :: 3

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So originally i was gonna just say fuck off but im now realizing i probably shouldnt…

Anyway this peice of shit changes print() to write()

I just wanted to see if i could really do it.

best regards, ur local crack dealer.

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0.0.1 8/1/2020

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- Microsoft :: Windows :: Windows 10
Programming Language
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