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Multiple Python Shells?

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Solved it myself; double clicking the .py file runs it in it's own environment.

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Is there a(n) (easy) way to run two python shells from python3.5? 

I need it to test a client-server project I'm working on.

 

EDIT: Found out how to do it. Ignore this.

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Solved it myself; double clicking the .py file runs it in it's own environment.

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Cinebench R15: 636(all cores), 127FPS

 

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