Welcome to the world of 'nguyenpanda', a Python library that brings you the essence of utility packages, each named after animals, perfectly representing its unique domain.
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nguyenpanda OverviewWelcome to the world of nguyenpanda, a Python library that brings you the essence of utility packages, each named after animals, perfectly representing its unique domain.
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To embark on your nguyenpanda adventure, install the library with the following command:
pip install nguyenpanda
For a specific version, gracefully flutter to your desired release with:
pip install nguyenpanda==<version>
Unleash the power of nguyenpanda by delving into the documentation and perusing code examples within each package directory. Witness the harmonious convergence of butterfly, owl, and swan as they elevate your projects in distinct domains.
Become a part of the nguyenpanda community! Share your ideas, report bugs, or request features through GitHub issues. We welcome your contributions and enhancements.
nguyenpanda is released under the MIT License. Feel the freedom to explore, utilize, and contribute, respecting the terms outlined in the license.
Hà Tường Nguyên (Mr.)
Computer Science
Office for International Study Programs | HCMC University of Technology
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Happy coding with nguyenpanda! 🚀
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Welcome to the world of 'nguyenpanda', a Python library that brings you the essence of utility packages, each named after animals, perfectly representing its unique domain.
We found that nguyenpanda demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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