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OrdDict 0.0.1
This package implement an ordered dict.
Requires Python: >=3.6

# OrdDict

## Description
This package implement an order dict.

## Requirements
 - Python 3
 - Standard library

## Installation
```
pip install OrdDict
```

## Example
```python
from OrdDict import OrdDict

order_dict = OrdDict({ "key1" : "value1", "key2" : "value2" }, { "key3" : "value3" }, key4 = "value4")
order_dict["key6"] = "value6"
order_dict.insert(4, "key5", "value5")
order_dict.deplace(5, "key5")
order_dict.delete("key6")
order_dict.update({ "key6" : "value6" })

for i, (key, value) in enumerate(order_dict.items()) :
	print(f"{i} {key} {value}")

order_dict.remove(5)
order_dict.reverse()

order_dict = order_dict + { "key7" : "value7" }
order_dict += { "key8" : "value8" }
del order_dict["key8"]
copy = order_dict.copy()

for i, a in enumerate(reversed(order_dict)) :
	print(f'{i} {a} {order_dict.get_from_index(i)}')

copy.delete_from_index(0)
copy.clear()

keys = order_dict.to_dict()
len(order_dict)

order_dict.insert(0, "key0", "value0")

for value in order_dict.values() :
	print(value)

for key in order_dict.keys() :
	print(key)

for key in order_dict :
	print(key)

value = order_dict.get("key0")
value = order_dict.get("not a key")

value = order_dict.setdefault("key0", "a default value")
value = order_dict.setdefault("new key", "new value")

index = order_dict.index("new key")
index = order_dict.index_from_value("new value")

value = my_ord_dict.value_from_index(index)
key = my_ord_dict.key_from_index(index)

key, value = my_ord_dict.get_from_index(index)
my_ord_dict.remove(index)

my_ord_dict.count("value0")
my_ord_dict.extend({ "key8" : "value8" })

value = my_ord_dict.pop("key8")
key, value = my_ord_dict.pop_from_index(0)

my_ord_dict.add("key0", "value0")

my_ord_dict.sort()
my_ord_dict.sort_by_values()
```

## License
Licensed under the [GPL, version 3](https://www.gnu.org/licenses/).

## Link
[Github Page](https://github.com/mauricelambert/OrdDict)
units-convert 1.0.0
This module help you convert data from unit, to other unit.
Requires Python: >=3.6,<4.0

This module uses for convert lengh, volume, mass and area from unit, to other unit.

Documentation:

How to use:

import units_convert

print(Convert.from_[ unit ].to_[ unit ]()) # First unit converted to second unit, always return float

Example:

import units_convert

print(Convert.from_m.to_km(1200)) # 1.2

Units:

Lengh: m - meter, km - kilometer, dm - decimeter, mm - millimeter, cm - centimeter.

Weight: g - gram, kg - kilogram, mg - milligram, c - centner, t - ton.

Area: sm - square meter, skm - square kilometer, sdm - square decimeter, smm - square millimeter, scm - square centimeter.

Volume: mc - cubic meter, kmc - cubic kilometer, dmc - cubic decimeter, mmc - cubic millimeter, cmc - cubic centimeter.
NewYear 0.0.2
Happy new year all of you

Happy new year in different Indian state language!
Hey! Iâ€™m Mr. Alone. and this is my first try and today i am going to give u happy new year wish to all the Indian person in different language spoken in India.

Documents
in this module u just need to install the library using pip in to your machine and you can use according to your wish.

Note:

you must have file.txt in your system which read all the data from the line by line and wish to us using the win32com.client module
module that we need 1)from win32com.client import dispatch
2)os and sys
wishMe 0.0.1
Happy new year all of you

Happy new year in different Indian state language!
Hey! Iâ€™m Mr. Alone. and this is my first try and today i am going to give u happy new year wish to all the Indian person in different language spoken in India.

Documents
in this module u just need to install the library using pip in to your machine and you can use according to your wish.

Note:

you must have file.txt in your system which read all the data from the line by line and wish to us using the win32com.client module
module that we need 1)from win32com.client import dispatch
2)os and sys