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Guys, how can I import django into an online compiler?
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Feb 21
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django
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#import
#code
python
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Feb 22
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Peter Minarik
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It should be as simple as using an import as usual, as long as Django is available.
If it is not installed on the server where OnlineGDB runs, I don't think you can import it. :(
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Feb 22
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Try trinket.io/python3
Although im not sure about, it's worth a shot.
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