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Python 3 Script to Render Emoji's in Different Languages in Terminal Using emoji Module
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Jun 3, 2025
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uh hello guys welcome to this video so
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in this video I will show you a Python
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package by which you can draw a set of
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emojis right in the terminal itself so
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this is actually a very simple example
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let me run the Python script here you
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will see it first of all you need to
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install this third party module here
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which is pip install emoji which is a
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third party module for rendering the
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emojis right in the terminal itself so
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first of all install this module and as
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soon as I install this you run the
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Python script you will see you will be
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able to draw these emojis right in the
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terminal itself so if you're developing
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some kind of application where you need
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to render
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emojis then you can simply use this so
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now let me just show you how to do this
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so simply first of all you need to
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import this emoji package after that you
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can set or render out print out the
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emojis right here so simply use this
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module emoji it contains this function
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which is emoji
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file and right here you will mention
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what sort of emoji in double quotes you
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want to say so I will say that I want to
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greening face
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with big uh big eye big
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eyes so this is actually the name of the
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emojis so we have a set of names which
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are there inside this module so we are
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saying that grinning face with big eyes
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so if I try to run this Python script
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you will see it will render out this
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emoji based upon the description that
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you have put right
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here you can check out their
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documentation they have a series of
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descriptions you can give like this you
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can
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see the homepage of this uh if you
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simply go to this py
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py o rg website just search for this
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module which is
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emoji so this is actually the basic it
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also contains different languages as
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well so in different languages Spanish
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Portuguese Italian French German all
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these languages are also supported you
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can check out this
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module which supports rendering of
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emojis in different languages you simply
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install this by executing this command
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and simply use it to render it inside
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the terminal so thank you very much for
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