Kelvin John Domeh UPDATE: emoji module worked (no color though, only black and white image) the commands print("\U0001F600") also working now!! I think maybe earlier some module was missing that come bundled with emoji module?

Kelvin John Domeh Thanks i will try the emoji module :) I think you forgot to include the solution link?

Hey, I didn't know python can do that But, I am getting error when executing above code in python idle. Error: """ Traceback (most recent call last): File "<pyshell#0>", line 1, in <module> print("\U0001f602") UnicodeEncodeError: 'UCS-2' codec can't encode character '\U0001f602' in position 0: Non-BMP character not supported in Tk """ Do you know the reason behind this error?

This is awesome 🔥 Definitely going to make a journal!

Thanks Lou :) I think I understand it now Just to summarise: Some developers came up with an idea to put all imp password/stuff in a file for security and name it as .env and this file will (and should) only be available on local machine and the main server (have to upload file seperately) to ensure safety of resources while sharing code Finally, this article explain how to access those environment variables using python :]

I have a question: Is kernal like the main() in python but for os?

That is amazing :]

Lou Sorry, I don't understand! Isn't all this is being done by python? why operating system is deciding this behaviour? (I think it should be case-sensitive because python is a case-sensitive programming language)

Why do we need to write the variable in uppercase in .env file? Is it required?

This is amazing :] Everything about your journey is inspiring.