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We don't use a massive amount to create the Chalco and we have already seen in the.

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But anyway, we will do it again.

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But in this way, in this, we will trade creating a C format.

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So it's like a recap.

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My name is a minus, Pete.

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Uh, we lost.

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I shall do what we can also create this little bit of paradise as well.

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Uh, let's Selhurst.

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And that support is equal to one, two, three, four.

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And when you disrespect the architecture that is 36 and we just the bad characters, we have all that

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is only one bad characters.

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It is zero zero.

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And we shall put as a for.

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And we would also create the Chalco that pops off the calculator.

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That's a massive phenomenon and parodies of Windows.

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Windows exec stands for executable, and I want I need to put the comment that is calculated to power

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the card calculator, so when all this circle has been executed, the calculator will get popped up

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on the way to measure, uh, let's define the architecture and the characters.

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And you can also put that in chorus as well, but just we are are doing a normal normally without anybody

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signals as we saw this encoder here, minus C. So it has already been and colder, which you got.

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That's good.

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So we have see if we can see the 351 bites and in from the E.S.P point onwards is that we are nine,

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eight debates.

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So we can obviously put this charcoaled in the E.S.P perfectly.

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So let me copy this.

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Sarah.

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So with this and.

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And so I heard reports underscore the calls to put the brackets and pasted in here, so if you do not

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put brackets, you need to suppress slash to make sure that the entire string is one sheet.

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So we will execute this in the next video.

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So for now, it's just creating a copy of this one and calculator.

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So your competition could also come up with a comment how you created this circus, so it will be like

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neat documentation whenever you came back after so much time, you will understand how this circus has

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been created and what it's going to do.

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So, OK, that's all for this video.

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We have created this discussion with our host and the report and we have also spicewood architecture

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and does so intellectually.

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We are going to execute this and get the reaction back to us.