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This was made in Visual Studio Code within a virtual environment. The most important commands in working with your virtual environment are: 1. Create your virtual environment > py -m venv env 2. Activate your virtual environment > env\Scripts\activate ** It's also a good idea to update pip using the following command: > py -m pip install --upgrade pip 3. Go to View > select Command Palette > Select Python Interpreter > (env:venv) 4. Run your application > py main.py ===================================================== Screenshot I Screenshot II Screenshot III =====================================================  S O U R C E     C O D E  NOTE:  (Desktop users): To view the sections below clearly > right click > Open image in new tab. > Should give a crosshair "+" symbol > Click on that and it will zoom in on the image. OR Left click on the image. > Will open image on page. > use CTRL + scroll up or down (on mouse) to zoom ...