Learn how to install Python (version >= 3.8) and PIP, along with necessary modules like Telethon and Requests. Those are the first steps to use Doublegram Grow.

Install Python (version >= 3.8):

If you don't have Python installed on your system, you can download it from Python.org.
- If you're using macOS, Python should be preinstalled.
  You can verify by running the command:
  python3 --version
  in Terminal. If it returns a Python version (preferably >= 3.8), it means it's already installed.
- For Windows, download Python and make sure to add it to PATH during installation.
- On Linux, many systems already have Python installed by default. You can check for Python's presence by typing python3 --version in the terminal.
Make sure to add Python to PATH during installation on Windows. This will allow you to run Python from any directory.

If python3 is not recognized as a command, try using python or py instead of python3.
- To open the terminal, you need to follow appropriate instructions for your operating system:
- On macOS:
- On Windows:
- On Linux:
Install PIP in Python:
PIP is a package manager for Python that simplifies the installation and management of Python modules.
Usually, PIP is installed along with Python.
- You can check for the presence of PIP by running the command
  pip --version
  in Terminal or Command Prompt.
- If PIP is not installed, you can install it by following one of the methods listed here: Pip installation.
Install required PIP modules:
After installing Python and PIP, install the required modules by running the following command:
- pip install -r requirements.txt
If pip is not recognized as a command, try using pip3 instead of pip.

Prerequisites