Closed NahidRM closed 7 years ago
'SomePackage' isn't the name of a package. It just means an undetermined or unspecified package, maybe numpy, pandas, matplotlib, scikit-learn, or some others.
Sorry about the confusion @NahidRM
@zhaobaiyu is right, it is just a placeholder name.
I added a little note to avoid this confusion for other.
Is it too late to say I was trying to prove a point? Haha that's pretty embarrassing. Thank you for clearing it up.
@Nahid We've all made mistakes like that, but not everyone has the courage to laugh when they realise what they did.
I think you'll do very well.
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Is it too late to say I was trying to prove a point? Haha that's pretty embarrassing. Thank you for clearing it up.
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No worries, things like that happen to all of us all the time :).
Hello,
I currently facing the attached issue.
Is this package only available to Linux users? I'm on Windows.