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Well, here is the beginning of a simple code that you can use no matter what
Of course we will now install the library through a command pip
if your system is Windows
$ pip install pytranslation
if your system is Linux
pip3 install pytranslation
And here we finish installing the library
Through this code and instructions, you will be able to use the library as required
# Here we will call the library
# (py) Python
from pytranslation import Translation
translate = Translation()
# Through this command. You can convert from any language to the language you want
translate = translate.convert('en', 'ru', 'Welcome to USA!')
# This is here output
print(translate)
You can also translate from the names of the entire language
translate = translate.convert('English', 'Russian', 'Welcome to USA!')
Oh! also, instead of typing the language, you can learn the language automatically (this feature wotk in Google Engin, I don't know if it works with other engines)
translate = translate.convert('auto', 'ru', 'Welcome to USA!')
Do you know that ? Indee, you can choose another engine for translation through this example
# If you don't use a specific engin, Google Translate will be the default
translate = translate.convert('en', 'ru', 'Welcome to USA!', engine="Liber")
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It's just a simple transla
We found that pytranslation 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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