Fixed Quote Syntax in main.py#89
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(From line 323, commented for explanation.) Looked into the main.py file in VSCode and looked up the error when the program wasn't working on my machine, using double quotes two times in a single F-String can be confusing to python apparently. - Raviable
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@Raviable You were close, but this would introduce single quotes into the text that we display for the spaces. It really should have been turned into this instead:
If you can go ahead and update your commit, then I'm sure one of the others will merge it. |
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(From line 323, commented for explanation.)
Looked into the main.py file in VSCode and looked up the error when the program wasn't working on my machine, using double quotes two times in a single F-String can be confusing to python apparently.
This was also from using the Script installation method instead of the executable, Bitdefender isn't a particularly good friend sometimes but it's no worry for me.