If the console window is not opened, then using stdin/stdout for input() and input() would be great, same for soem of the other console releated commands...
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If no opened console, then print/input from stin/stdout
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yes yes yes yes yes YES
or even regular stdin / stdout commands would help
or even regular stdin / stdout commands would help

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I don't know what was up with my typing that day! What this should read is:If the console window is not opened, then using stdin/stdout for input() and input() would be great, same for soem of the other console releated commands...
If the console window is not opened, then using stdin/stdout for Input() and Print() would be great, same for some of the other console related commands...
Still I reckon you all got what I meant!
