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 ### PySoft
 Welcome to `Software`'s PySoft section, where I will be storing all of my and some of Okmeque1's Python codes and programs.
 
-Some of these programs contains modules that have to be installed. To install these modules, you go to [Pypa's PIP repository](https://github.com/pypa/pip) and follow the instructions on how to install PIP if you don't have it on your PC although most of the Python interpreters will install PIP automatically (located in the "scripts" directory in the install location).
-After you have PIP installed, go to your PC's Command Prompt (CMD) and type `pip install` + the module's name. *Example:* `pip install pygame`.
+If you don't know Python or don't have a Python Interpreter installed, go download one version (like 3.12.2, 3.10, 3.8.2, etc...) depending on your computer [here](https://www.python.org/downloads/) from Python's website or from our [InstallerSoft category](https://github.com/GamerSoft24/Software/tree/Main/InstallerSoft/Windows/Python). Python3 and pip3 are recommended. ⚠ Make sure you have version 3.1 or above since most Python modules won't be able to run below that version (neither can it be installed with pip). 
 
-If you don't know Python or don't have a Python Interpreter installed, go choose and download one depending on your computer [here](https://www.python.org/downloads/) from Python's website or from our [InstallerSoft category](https://github.com/GamerSoft24/Software/tree/Main/InstallerSoft/Windows/Python).
+Some of these programs contains modules that have to be installed. To install these modules, you can go to [Pypa's repository](https://github.com/pypa/pip) and follow the instructions on how to install pip/pip3 if you don't have it on your PC although most of the Python3 interpreters will install pip3 automatically (usually located in the "scripts" directory in the install location).
+After you have pip/pip3 installed, go to your computer's terminal (Mac Terminal, Windows Command Prompt, PowerShell, etc...) and type `pip install` + the module's name. *Example:* `pip install pygame`. Using `pip3 install` will also work if you have pip3.
 
-Do you want a short Python program that draws colorful rainbow void? Copy this script in your text editor:
+By-the-way, are you interested in a short Python program that draws colorful rainbow void using a module named `turtle`? If you are, then copy this script down in your text editor (like Notepad++, Xcode or IDLE):
 ```
 import turtle
 q = turtle.Pen()
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   q.left(360/sides+1)
   q.width(x*sides/200)
 ```
-Then name your file `rainbow void.py` and save it. Run it by double-clicking the file just as you would with any files and programs and make sure you have an interpreter installed (3.12.2, 3.10, 3.8.2, etc...). If you do have an interpreter, it should run properly and you should get a result like this:
+Then name your file `*.py` and save it. For me, I named it `rainbow void.py`. Run it by double-clicking the file just as you would with any files and programs and make sure you have an interpreter installed. If you do have an interpreter, it should run properly and you should get a result like this:
 
 ![Screenshot 2024-03-10 at 19 24 55](https://github.com/GamerSoft24/Software/assets/136463938/07d213aa-acf2-4a58-bfae-32a5b3fce544)