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- Read the README for the SDLC phase you are working on.
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Use the repository's Issues area for a specific technical problem with:
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- Provided starter or reference files
- Pseudocode file behavior in the course IDE
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- A reproducible Git/GitHub workflow problem caused by the repository instructions
Issues:
https://github.com/GC-STEM/it140-m4-assignment/issues
Include what you were doing, what you expected, what happened, and the exact error message when applicable.
Use the repository's Discussions area for questions that may help other students understand the repository workflow or tools:
https://github.com/GC-STEM/it140-m4-assignment/discussions
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