Hey Bilal, nice overview. I noted something odd that I wanted to ask you about. The module time is in the standard library as time and so is time.sleep(). I'm not sure wat you're installing through pip. I checked on pypi but it's not clear.
Hello rhymes, thank you for noticing that. I double checked, and indeed the time module is part of the standard library. docs.python.org/3/library/time.html
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Hey Bilal, nice overview. I noted something odd that I wanted to ask you about. The module
timeis in the standard library as time and so istime.sleep(). I'm not sure wat you're installing through pip. I checked on pypi but it's not clear.Hello rhymes, thank you for noticing that. I double checked, and indeed the time module is part of the standard library. docs.python.org/3/library/time.html
I have edited the post. Your feedback is appreciated.