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[title] Part # Code

This is an example of a [title] project at the end of Part #. Use this code to debug or remix this project and start from Part #+1 of the [title]. By the end of this part you should have:

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Project Requirements

Your project should:

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Extensions

You can extend your project further by:

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Attributions

*If you used any code, stories, or poems from another person or group of people, tell us about it here. Make sure it is in the public domain, has a license that allows you to use it, or is one of your own.

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File Overview

← README.md

README.md file give you more documentation and information about a program. They are super helpful for describing what a program should do, any issues you've encountered, changes you want to make, and more.

← main.py

This is where you will write your main program.[title] Part # Code This is an example of a [title] project at the end of Part #. Use this code to debug or remix this project and start from Part #+1 of the [title]. By the end of this part you should have:

Add here Project Requirements Your project should:

Add here Extensions You can extend your project further by:

Add here Attributions *If you used any code, stories, or poems from another person or group of people, tell us about it here. Make sure it is in the public domain, has a license that allows you to use it, or is one of your own.

Add here if applicable File Overview ← README.md README.md file give you more documentation and information about a program. They are super helpful for describing what a program should do, any issues you've encountered, changes you want to make, and more.

← main.py This is where you will write your main program.# Project Name

Description

Briefly describe what your project does and its purpose. Include any relevant badges for build status, test coverage, etc.

Table of Contents (Optional)

Installation

Provide a step-by-step series of examples and explanations about how to get a development environment running.

git clone https://github.com/yourusername/projectname.git
cd projectname
npm install

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