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      <title>Python3 web environment, including third-party and self-built</title>
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      <description>I needed to use the Python3 Web environment because of some family matters, so I collected them. The environment of the third-party website is very simple to use, but the shortcomings are also obvious. The last Python code cannot be saved.&#xA;Python3 environment provided by third-party websites So I built an environment myself, and after struggling for a long time, I finally used Docker to build it, and it was done in just a few lines of code.</description>
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