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An easy way to install and manage Python packages is using `uv`, which can create a dedicated environment with the necessary packages installed using the step by step instructions below
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1. Open a terminal window
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- On Windows: open the Start menu from the taskbar, type `cmd` in the search field, then click [command prompt](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Command-line_interface#Command_prompt) from the results.
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- On MacOS: click the Launchpad icon in the Dock, type `Terminal` in the search field, then click `Terminal` from the results.
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- On Linux: open the default terminal application installed in your distribution.
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to authenticate the GitHub command line interface tool `gh` with your GitHub account credentials. The tool will ask you a series of question, for most of which you can select the default options by just hitting the `Enter` key. Specifically select:
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-`GitHub.com` for account to log into,
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-`HTTPS` for preferred protocol,
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-`Y` to authenticate Git with your GitHub credentials,
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in both cases replacing `{project_slug}` with the relevant value you used (`python-template` if you used the default values).
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Some of the key files and directories are
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- The `README.md` file which is a Markdown file describing the project and acting as a landing page for first-time users.
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- The `LICENSE.md` file which contains the terms of the open-source license the code is released under.
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- The `src` directory which will contain the Python package source code.
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