changed two lines of readme #108
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Can i use just 'pip3' instead of 'python3 -m pip'?
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Yeah I suppose you could. That would probably be a bit cleaner actually, |
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Just changed two lines of the README.md file.
These two lines are just a bit more explicit in specifying to users that they need to be running python3 instead of python 2.
That should be enough to let users know to use python 3. I'm sure you could also add a line in the README, saying something like "Program must be run in Python 3" but it's probably not necessary.