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{{ texts.name }}
Libraries may use functions and classes declared in
other libraries. You should choose here the libraries to use (if
any) and what will be the import name we shall use for that piece
of code. You don't need to import the library
manually on your code, the platform will do it for you. Just use
the object as it has been imported with the selected named. For
example, if you choose to import a library using the name
lib
, then access function f
within your
code like lib.f()
.
Library | Import as | |
---|---|---|
{{ texts.uses|safe }}
{{ texts.library_code|safe }}