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Some parts of this should be familiar from previous examples of The Elm Architecture. We still have a `Model` of our application. We still have an `update` that reacts to messages. We still have a `view` function that shows everything on screen.

The new parts extend the core pattern we saw before with some changes in `init` and `update`, and the addition of `subscription`.
The new parts extend the core pattern we saw before with some changes in `init` and `update`, and the addition of `subscriptions`.


## `init`
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[Error]: https://package.elm-lang.org/packages/elm/http/latest/Http#Error


## `subscription`
## `subscriptions`

The other new thing in this program is the `subscription` function. It lets you look at the `Model` and decide if you want to subscribe to certain information. In our example, we say `Sub.none` to indicate that we do not need to subscribe to anything, but we will soon see an example of a clock where we want to subscribe to the current time!
The other new thing in this program is the `subscriptions` function. It lets you look at the `Model` and decide if you want to subscribe to certain information. In our example, we say `Sub.none` to indicate that we do not need to subscribe to anything, but we will soon see an example of a clock where we want to subscribe to the current time!


## Summary
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