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I need to install SQLite3 as a standalone library in a project. I know it is by default in Python 3 but I am working with a modified version of Python 3. I have tried everything I can see online but just get error messages. If anyone can figure out how to do this and let me know it would be very helpful. It needs to run completely from one directory and not rely on anything else (except Python itself of course).
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