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				 # Utilities 
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				-The easiest way to develop and test is to have `poetry` and `invoke` installed. Run 
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				+The easiest way to develop and test is to have `poetry` and `invoke` installed. If you don't mind installing them globally, you can run 
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				 ```bash 
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				 # make sure ~/.local/bin is on your path 
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				 $ python3 -m pip install --user poetry 
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				 ``` 
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				+If you'd prefer sandboxed installations of tools like `invoke` and `poetry`, the easiest way is to use `pipx`, which automatically installs tools in virtualenvs. You still need to install `pipx` somehow, but it's probably better for the others: 
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				+```bash 
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				+# make sure ~/.local/bin is on your path 
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				+$ export PATH=$HOME/.local/bin 
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				+$ python3 -m pip install --user pipx 
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				+$ pipx install invoke 
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				+$ pipx install poetry 
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				+``` 
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				 Once those are installed, you can run, test, and typecheck the program using the following: 
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				 ```bash 
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