diff --git a/code/kelin/labs/emojicodes.csv b/code/kelin/labs/emojicodes.csv
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+:pregnant_woman::old_man:
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diff --git a/code/kelin/labs/mini_capstone.py b/code/kelin/labs/mini_capstone.py
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+# https://pypi.org/project/emoji/ emoji 2.0.0
+# pip install emoji
+# emoji list https://carpedm20.github.io/emoji/
+
+# https://pypi.org/project/word2emoji/ word2emoji 0.1.5
+# pip install word2emoji
+
+import emoji
+import word2emoji
+
+# using emoji list adding emoji codes to a string
+
+
+print(emoji.emojize(f'Learning Python is :downcast_face_with_sweat: sometimes it can even make me feel like :exploding_head: !!!'))
+
+# emojize takes the code and displays the emoji
+
+def user_prompt_get_emoji(phrase):
+    word = input(phrase)
+    wordemoji = word2emoji(word)
+    return wordemoji
+
+    # deployed a function to take the user input for the emoji
+learning = []
+while True:
+    wordemoji = user_prompt_get_emoji('Enter a word to describe learning Python: ')
+
+    # word = input(f'Enter a word to describe learning Python: ')
+    # wordemoji = word2emoji(word)
+
+    wordtwoemoji = user_prompt_get_emoji('Enter another word: ')
+
+    # word2emoji takes a word and turns it into an emoji
+
+    learning.append ({
+        'Learning Python is' : wordemoji,
+        'sometimes it can make me feel like' : wordtwoemoji
+        })
+
+    # The user inputed word is turned into an emoji
+    
+    # emoji.demojize takes the emoji and displays the code for it
+
+    emojicode = emoji.demojize(wordemoji)
+    emojicodetwo= emoji.demojize(wordtwoemoji)
+
+    # The emojis are turned into a message and the codes are displayed to user
+
+    print(learning, 'The text consists of 2 emoji codes and their translations.', emojicode, 'and', emojicodetwo, emoji.emojize(emojicode), emoji.emojize(emojicodetwo))
+    
+    with open('emojicodes.csv', 'w') as emojicodefile:
+        emojicodefile.write(emojicode)
+        emojicodefile.write(emojicodetwo)
+        
+    # write the user emoji codes to a csv file
+    
+    # Add support for entering own emoji codes to display
+
+    # Add support for all emoji codes
+
+
+    # find support for AI generated content
+