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This is the place for where you can:
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Remember to follow our guidelines 👇

Computer Science guidelines:
  1. Be respectful - everyone is on different parts of their programming journey. Be nice and kind :)
  2. Do not post the exact error message from your program! Instead, summarize the context and concept you need help with.
  3. Avoid giving answers directly - simply receiving the answer is not helpful to learners. Instead, explain the concept and help the learner integrate it into their context.

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