feat: prompt app password without echoing #24

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		### Use App Password
		![App Password](https://i.imgur.com/krkn5EX.png)
		- Copy App Password.
	- Use App Password in Email-Bomber script.
	- Use App Password in Email-Bomber script (you can input it safely into the prompt without it displaying to the console).

		### Setup App Password in Email-Bomber script
		![Folder Structure](./resources/images/folder-structure.jpg)
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		python emailbomber.py
		```

	# 🧾 Requirements.txt
	- [SMTP](https://docs.python.org/3/library/smtplib.html), which stands for Simple Mail Transfer Protocol, is a built-in Python module used to send e-mails in Python.


	- [OS](https://docs.python.org/3/library/os.html), which stands for Operating System, is a built-in Python module which provides a portable way of using operating system dependent functionality.

		## 📇 License
		```
		MIT License
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3 changes: 2 additions & 1 deletion emailbomber.py

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		# Built-in libraries
		import smtplib
	import getpass
		from os import access, path, mkdir
		from email.message import EmailMessage

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		if not path.exists("User_Credentials"):
		# If User_Credentials does not exist, asks for user credentials
		sender = input("Enter the Gmail address you would like to send emails from (example@gmail.com) -> ")
	app_password = input("Enter the app's password (xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx) -> ")
	app_password = getpass.getpass("Enter the app's password (xxxx xxxx xxxx xxxx) -> ")
		else:
		# Otherwise, reads saved user credentials
		sender = open("User_Credentials/sender.txt", "rt").read()
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