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    Importing modules xlsxwriter/textwrap. How to do it correctly?

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      dabal221
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      I am writing a WiPY program in Atom IDE and I want to use other modules such as:
      xlsxwriter
      texture

      Unfortunately, I don't know how to do it that after the command "import xlsxwriter" / "import textwrap" I would be able to use functions related to these modules. Any suggestions?

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        dabal221 @dabal221
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        @dabal221 any help?

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          Martinnn
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          This is a very unspecific question. Did you read the tutorial?
          https://docs.python.org/3/tutorial/modules.html

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