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I will try to documented well enough so people can relatively easily extend and adapt the program. Or as alternative they can use other tools with the database like SQLiteStudio. It should be fairly easy to download and use even for those without a desire to dive into the code but, I assume some knowledge of Python, and a Python Environment to run it in. In Python 3.6 or so. | I will try to documented well enough so people can relatively easily extend and adapt the program. Or as alternative they can use other tools with the database like SQLiteStudio. It should be fairly easy to download and use even for those without a desire to dive into the code but, I assume some knowledge of Python, and a Python Environment to run it in. In Python 3.6 or so. | ||
− | See the graphical user interface here ( with screen shot ): | + | See the graphical user interface here ( with screen shot ): [[Twitter Analysis DB GUI]]. |
This application is also part of a family of applications see the category below: Python Projects. | This application is also part of a family of applications see the category below: Python Projects. |