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 setuptools were created and It offers more options, after making setuptools implemented in python installation It becomes standart.
 Now we will take a look for some python setup.py use cases.
 
-* python setup.py build
+- python setup.py build
 Creates a build folder (which is necessary for installation) - but not actually install anything. We can think about that as some 'preparation for install'.
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     ├── build
     │   └── lib
     │       └── server23
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             ├── __init__.py
             └── server23.py
 
-* python setup.py install
+- python setup.py install
 Installation is 2 step action. First step = build. Second step = final local installation.
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     ├── DEBIAN
     │   └── control
     ├── build
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                     ├── copyright
                     └── changelog.gz
 
-* python setup.py sdist
+- python setup.py sdist
 It will create source distribution - and zip it, so you can ship it :)
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     ├── DEBIAN
     │   └── control
     ├── dist
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             ├── SOURCES.txt
             └── top_level.txt
 
-* python setup.py develop
+- python setup.py develop
 Executes build, installation but creates a simlink, so every changes made are immediately visible, without need of reinstall.
 
-* python setup.py bdist_rpm
+- python setup.py bdist_rpm
 Creates .rpm package, which can be installed.
 
-* python setup.py bdist_wininst
+- python setup.py bdist_wininst
 Creates an executable installer for Windows.
 
 NOTE: bdist_rpm & bdist_wininst does not work on Debian based distrubutions! You have to do that on suitable OS.
 
 ## Structure of setup.py
-- from PyPA (Python Packaging Authority), https://www.pypa.io/en/latest/
+from PyPA (Python Packaging Authority), https://www.pypa.io/en/latest/
 
     """A setuptools based setup module.
     See: