🔒 How do i add save/load to my game?

[static sedge]

im makeing a game in python and i need to save all the vars to a txt file then load them back.
im not sure on how to do this.

[elfin hill]

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[stone raft]

1. what vars
2. why txt file
3. can u share code ?

!pastebin

[elfin hill]

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[storm ether]

u can do a json or less safe but simpler is pickle

[stone raft]

i find json to be best and simplest

given json exists

[storm ether]

!d json.load

[elfin hill]

json.load

json.load(fp, *, cls=None, object_hook=None, parse_float=None, parse_int=None, parse_constant=None, object_pairs_hook=None, **kw)```
Deserialize *fp* to a Python object using the [JSON-to-Python conversion table](https://docs.python.org/3/library/json.html#json-to-py-table).

[storm ether]

!d json.dump

[elfin hill]

json.dump

json.dump(obj, fp, *, skipkeys=False, ensure_ascii=True, check_circular=True, allow_nan=True, cls=None, indent=None, separators=None, default=None, sort_keys=False, **kw)```
Serialize *obj* as a JSON formatted stream to *fp* (a `.write()`-supporting [file-like object](https://docs.python.org/3/glossary.html#term-file-like-object)) using this [Python-to-JSON conversion table](https://docs.python.org/3/library/json.html#py-to-json-table).

Note

Unlike [`pickle`](https://docs.python.org/3/library/pickle.html#module-pickle) and [`marshal`](https://docs.python.org/3/library/marshal.html#module-marshal), JSON is not a framed protocol, so trying to serialize multiple objects with repeated calls to [`dump()`](https://docs.python.org/3/library/json.html#json.dump) using the same *fp* will result in an invalid JSON file.

[stone raft]

lets not get ahead of ourselves, we havent seen their code, they might be a beginner who hasnt learned import yet

[storm ether]

true

[static sedge]

cash wood stone axe pickaxe
thats the only thing i thought of
my codes to long how do i do paste bin (im dumb)

[storm ether]

!paste

[elfin hill]

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[static sedge]

https://paste.pythondiscord.com/JHOA

[storm ether]

also if you can save it all to a dict and load it from that dict adding the json save to file is easy

[static sedge]

dict?

[storm ether]

but json can only store list, dict, tuple, str, int... the basic types

[storm ether]

dict is a list where instead of indexes the elements are referenced by names

[stone raft]

yup this the kind of code i was expecting when i said "lets not get ahead of ourselves"

[static sedge]

oh

[still remnant]

lol

[stone raft]

its not a bad thing

but ye they starting out

@static sedge so to do file work with python, u must first open a file then close it, althought we can do it manually with open() and .close() there is a better solution called with

!e

with open('somefile.txt', 'w') as file:
    file.write('some text')

[elfin hill]

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somefile.txt

some text

[still remnant]

I'm not saying it's bad I'm just saying that, I'm not a person who'll write so much stuff , unless I'm actually intermediate, I would rather do loads of exercises as a beginner.

[stone raft]

as u can see this creates a file, opens it, writes some text to it then closes file automatically for us

thats why with is nice

[static sedge]

what would be saved in the file?

[stone raft]

u can see the bot output

it shows created files in output

[storm ether]

as an addded bouns it makes sure to close it even if an error is raised

[stone raft]

very cool feature

[stone raft]

so couple things u need to learn from that code which are the arguments of open

can u guess what 1st one means ?

[still remnant]

Yk what's pass? , if yes you should've used it in buying anyways my brain ain't braining

[static sedge]

it just doesnt run the code

It's really useful for when you're trying to test something but this other thing isn't finished

[still remnant]

Well that exactly what you did with buy func hence I was asking

[stone raft]

!e

def buy():
    pass

buy()

[elfin hill]

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[No output]

[stone raft]

as u can see this just works

[static sedge]

yeah

[stone raft]

anyways that aside

[stone raft]

can u

[static sedge]

can you remind me, the first one of what?

[stone raft]

!e

with open('somefile.txt', 'w') as file:
    file.write('some text')

[elfin hill]

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somefile.txt

some text

[stone raft]

in this code we passing 2 arguments to open

can u guess what 1st one means

[static sedge]

well i think its telling python to make the file

the second is filling the file?

[storm ether]

thats open itself

[stone raft]

eh also wrong

the w doing that part

w telling python to make the file if it doesnt already exist and open is handling actual creation

bit of a difference there

[storm ether]

the args describe how to do it. no?
open tells to make (if needed) the file the args describe what file and for what reason

[static sedge]

would i do this?
file.write("id put my vars here")

[stone raft]

thats a string

inside there

[stone raft]

the 1st argument is the file path and name.extension of file

that simple

[still remnant]

Instead of Bad clear and 100 blank lines you should use sys(clr) 🥲

[stone raft]

the w tells if its needed to make file or not

if u do r it doesnt create file for example

and if u do x it creates file but freaks out if file already exists

[static sedge]

ive been useing an online ide ill switch later

[storm ether]

if you go really simple than yes but that makes it hard to load we will use the json module when we get there

[storm ether]

true

[stone raft]

brother switch now, u will thank urself

i recommend thonny for beginners but vsc is the most popular choice

[static sedge]

NO i dont wanna

[still remnant]

I started with Pycharm and I gotta say the best decision ever , still I use thonny if I don't understand anything.

[stone raft]

pycharm is not a good starting ide

its a good ide for production/experienced folks

but it just hides way too much shit from beginner who should be learning the shit it hid

[static sedge]

back on topic how do i load the data with this file?

[storm ether]

when i saw it at school i was scared couldnt find anything and just downloaded vsc after 5 minutes

[stone raft]

thats where 2nd argument comes in

!d open

[elfin hill]

open

open(file, mode='r', buffering=-1, encoding=None, errors=None, newline=None, closefd=True, opener=None)```
Open *file* and return a corresponding [file object](https://docs.python.org/3/glossary.html#term-file-object). If the file cannot be opened, an [`OSError`](https://docs.python.org/3/library/exceptions.html#OSError) is raised. See [Reading and Writing Files](https://docs.python.org/3/tutorial/inputoutput.html#tut-files) for more examples of how to use this function.

*file* is a [path-like object](https://docs.python.org/3/glossary.html#term-path-like-object) giving the pathname (absolute or relative to the current working directory) of the file to be opened or an integer file descriptor of the file to be wrapped. (If a file descriptor is given, it is closed when the returned I/O object is closed unless *closefd* is set to `False`.)

[static sedge]

?

[stone raft]

as u can see the 2nd argument is called mode

thats how we tell it to open it to read or write

r for read, w for write

[static sedge]

ohhhhhhh

[stone raft]

u dont need to worry about the other modes

[storm ether]

r+ to do woth

[static sedge]

woth?

[storm ether]

both sorry

[stone raft]

package installing, venv creation, line completion suggestions, project handling , etc. @still remnant since u asked for examples

there is prob more i just dont know it all cause it just does so much fucking shit behind scenes

[static sedge]

He deleted the messages 💀

[stone raft]

i saw it and was replying to it before he deleted so im finish typing it

¯_(ツ)_/¯

[stone raft]

try to incorporate with in ur code and come back if u struggle

[static sedge]

ok brb

[stone raft]

dont worry about variables just simple save to file and read from

if u can do that then its just 1 step away from what u need

[still remnant]

I dmed him so it doesn't clutter the thread

[stone raft]

its not clutter if guy learns from it and stays away from pycharm

[still remnant]

should I stop using pycharm then? (I'm beginner as well) I've Pycharm VS Code and Thonny all installed

[static sedge]

its
with open('somefile.txt', 'w') as file:
file.write('some text')
to write
but how does it change to read?

[still remnant]

I think use r instead of w

[static sedge]

onelineide pro

[stone raft]

change 2nd argument (the mode) from write to read

[stone raft]

definetly, it does way too much shit that even i cant list all, why u need something u dont know what is doing

vsc is popular choice but thonny is prob best for beginners

and def stay away from ai tools

[static sedge]

https://www.onlineide.pro/
ive been useing it and i think its good
just def dont use replit

[still remnant]

yeah but it's annoying to save files in directories when I could do that automatically with VSC or Pycharm , usually only use it when I don't understand something in code

[still remnant]

What's the issue with replit (other than that it's expensive 😆)

[stone raft]

last time i used replit i didnt spend a cent

[static sedge]

my freind was useing it and he told me to NEVER use it

idk

[stone raft]

u should NEVER use online ide period

[still remnant]

I used it and it kinda sucks , I would prefer offline

[stone raft]

did u change this from write mode ?

[static sedge]

why

[stone raft]

cause they fucking suck

[still remnant]

They don't have features 💀

[static sedge]

my only complaynt is that it times you out in like 30 secs

[stone raft]

brother if u run code locally u dont even wait 0.1s for it to run

[static sedge]

no like if you dont respond in 30s it stops the code

[stone raft]

also not a thing locally

[static sedge]

¯_(ツ)_/¯

so i did
elif act == "file":
with open('somefile.txt', 'w') as file:
file.write('some text')
and nothing happend

[stone raft]

that shitty website u running wont allow files created by code to be viewed

[static sedge]

what do you want me to use then?

[still remnant]

Btw isn't it better to make a file for functions and import that file?

[stone raft]

run it locally

[static sedge]

i got a crome book

💀

[stone raft]

for something at this scale and simplicity ? nah

[stone raft]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wJD5lOFsKDw

[static sedge]

"its not supported for your cromebook"

(╯°□°)╯︵ ┻━┻

[stone raft]

if u open terminal does python work

[stone raft]

https://support.google.com/chromebook/answer/9145439?hl=en also u might need to follow this

[static sedge]

crosh doesnt support python

[stone raft]

.

u need to enable linux on it

watever the fuck thats supposed to mean

chromebooks weird me out

[static sedge]

yeah no i cant + the developers part in settings is hidden to

i have to use an online ide

):

[stone raft]

was this given to u for school or some shit

[static sedge]

i boght it ¯_(ツ)_/¯

we can make a work around im sure

[stone raft]

why did u willingly buy a chromebook

[static sedge]

i thought i would be good

i was wrong

[stone raft]

the only thing it can do well is mircosoft word and web browsing

and even then idfk

[still remnant]

bro I can't believe someone will buy it

[static sedge]

*crome broseing

games are fun online

and discord

and youtube

its not that limiting

[stone raft]

is it a chromebook flex

[static sedge]

no

we shold make a workaround for the file thing

[stone raft]

its more of a hassle than enabling dev mode

ctrl alt T

shell

does that work

[static sedge]

in a lot of online games you can export a save as a string of numbers + letters, its on you to save it tho

NO THATS CROSH

[stone raft]

wat

[static sedge]

crosh can die alone in a hole with 36 worms and 17 spiders

[stone raft]

what the fuck is crosh

i just want to know if shell works

issue is the wood_save part

[static sedge]

bruh

[still remnant]

I keep writing dumb stuff

[static sedge]

its ok

[stone raft]

its not dumb u just missed 1 detail

[still remnant]

Obviously it won't be saved when I closed the program

[stone raft]

the logic is flawless

well ig was

[stone raft]

do u have another 50 bucks to spare or something

just to buy a freaking rpi

[static sedge]

okay what if it just exported numbers and the user just needs to save that somewhare (its thair job now)

the only hard part would be reading it to put the vars back

and that cant be too hard

[stone raft]

eh

u understimating that approach

but go ahead

[stone raft]

so before u do that

lets understand tf that approach is

save all data into a huge string -> encode it somehow -> give it to user to copy

thats saving

loading would be

user gives huge string -> we decode it -> programn continues to run

[static sedge]

well we dont need it to be big

[stone raft]

we can simplify this approach and get rid of encode/decode part

but then what is accepted will be a lot more specific

[static sedge]

elif act == "save":
print(cash, wood, stone, axe, pickaxe)

thats for export

[stone raft]

ye now try loading

[static sedge]

uhhhhhhh

gimme a sec

elif act == "load":
print("input your data")
input()
next we brake it appart char by char
i dont know how to do that

[stone raft]

the only reason its huge is cause the amount of data that needs to be saved fyi

[static sedge]

):

[stone raft]

they dont make it big to make it big

[stone raft]

do u know for

[static sedge]

guys 5 is big

[static sedge]

i dont remember it

i know what is does

[stone raft]

ur game is 1000x simpler than any game that uses system u described

[stone raft]

do u know while

[static sedge]

yeah

[stone raft]

for is another loop just like it

[static sedge]

ik

[stone raft]

except this one we dont itearte given a condition

we iterate over a iterable

!e

for i in range(10):
    print(i)

[elfin hill]

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001 | 0
002 | 1
003 | 2
004 | 3
005 | 4
006 | 5
007 | 6
008 | 7
009 | 8
010 | 9

[stone raft]

the most basic example

[static sedge]

its ezer to read

[stone raft]

there is times u still need while

so

[static sedge]

not right now

[stone raft]

in here range(10) is a iterable that contains the numbers 0 to 9 once each

and every iteration one of those numbers is assigned to i one by one

makes sense ?

[static sedge]

okay we can do
for i in range(5):

but how do you read itt?

[stone raft]

read what

the input ?

[static sedge]

yeah

[stone raft]

well first we need to assign it to a variable

[static sedge]

str or int

[stone raft]

we can but range is not the only iterable that exists

[stone raft]

well what u think

[static sedge]

str?

[stone raft]

why not int

[static sedge]

well i guess you could use both

first int to make sure its number (use try) then str to read

elif act == "load":
print("input your data")
load = input()
print(load)

the print part is for testing

[tall blade]

What are you currently stuck on?

[stone raft]

making a load/save for his game when he cant use file cause he using an online ide cause he on a chromebook who cant turn on dev mode or shell on cli

their current idea is to literally just print a string and have user copy it to save it, then paste it to load it (using input and they stuck on this part)

https://paste.pythondiscord.com/JHOA

this latest code they shared

[tall blade]

yeah that's a good idea

it could be something very simple like each of the values with a delimiter

maybe with ;?

100;12;8;1;0

that represents cash, wood, stone, axe, pickaxe

it's not very secure and would be really easy to cheat by changing the values

[stone raft]

current delimiter is just

[tall blade]

but for a local game, that's fine

json isn't really that much more secure against cheating

[static sedge]

what do the semicolons mean?

[tall blade]

they're just meant as a symbol to make it easy to separate out the values

[static sedge]

ok

[tall blade]

!e

load_string = '100;12;8;1;0'

values = load_string.split(';')
print(values)

[elfin hill]

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['100', '12', '8', '1', '0']

[static sedge]

the cheating thing wont be too much of an issue

it doesnt realy matter anyways

[tall blade]

well there's your answer then

have the user paste in a "save string" like this as an example

then split the data and assign

[static sedge]

?

[static sedge]

thats the hard part for me

i dont know how

[tall blade]

Which part are you unsure of?

[static sedge]

split the data

[tall blade]

Here is how you split a string

[static sedge]

is load_string a var?

[tall blade]

the name isn't important

the .split(':') is the important bit

it doesn't matter where the string comes from

from input, from a file, from random data, etc

a string is a string

[stone raft]

do u know what list means ? or indexing ?

[static sedge]

not rlly

ive only ever done things with one var at a time

[dull pivot]

a list is a type of variable

do you know what types are?

[static sedge]

yeah

[tall blade]

a list isn't a type of variable. It's a type of data

[static sedge]

that makes sense

[tall blade]

A list is a type of data that contains other data inside it

[static sedge]

so like a var if it held other vars inside?

[tall blade]

It doesn't hold vars. It holds data

Variables are simply names that we assign to data so we can refer back to it later

[dull pivot]

a var holds a value, a list holds many values is how i think about it

[stone raft]

some_list = [1,2,3,4]
# some_list a variable
# 1,2,3,4 are the 4 values inside the list assigned to some_list, in this case they are all of data type int

[static sedge]

OH

[stone raft]

, is how u separate entries in a list

if that wasnt clear

[static sedge]

so then what were the ; about then?

[dull pivot]

it's to encode the list into a string that you can copy and paste

[tall blade]

That provided an easy way for us to convert a string into a list

Splitting a string always results in a list

[dull pivot]

and joining a list always results in a string

[static sedge]

so from 1;3;4;6;9 to a list containing 1,3,4,6,9?

[dull pivot]

yes

[static sedge]

okay

[tall blade]

we could have used any symbol really. ; is just a nice obvious separator

[static sedge]

i understand now

[tall blade]

shopping_list = ['apples', 'eggs', 'milk']

have a look at this simple list

[static sedge]

okay

[tall blade]

if we want to specify a specific item within the list, we use "indexing"

[static sedge]

continue?

[tall blade]

basically, python assigns a number to every item inside the list, and we can use that number to lookup what's in that position

indexing starts from 0, so if we ask the list to display the item at index 0, it would be "apples"

index 1 is eggs

index 2 is milk

[static sedge]

so if i have
inport_list = [4, 7, 92, 4]
2 is 92?

[tall blade]

yes exactly 🙂

[stone raft]

import_list[2] is 92 to be more exact

[tall blade]

to access it, we use [] around the index number

[stone raft]

this is the indexing syntax

[tall blade]

!e

shopping_list = ['apples', 'eggs', 'milk']
print(shopping_list[0])

[elfin hill]

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apples

[static sedge]

how are you doing the !e?

[stone raft]

!code

[elfin hill]

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[stone raft]

make a code block and preappend it with !e

bot will run it

[static sedge]

!code
print("eheheh")

[tall blade]

so if we're smart about this, we can keep a list and make sure the order matches the items in the game

it's !e that makes it evaluate

[static sedge]

yeah i dont need that tho

[tall blade]

#cash
#wood
#stone
#axe
#pickaxe

inventory = [23, 12, 5, 1, 0]

[tall blade]

we will in a sec for loading

have a look at this list

[static sedge]

okay so for exporting just print the list?

[tall blade]

this says we have 23 cash, 12 wood, 5 stone, 1 axe, 0 pickaxe

[static sedge]

i understand

[tall blade]

to save it, we want a nice string the user can copy like this

23;12;5;1;0

[static sedge]

so how would we print it?

[tall blade]

we can use a really nice trick to do this easily

!e

#cash
#wood
#stone
#axe
#pickaxe

inventory = [23, 12, 5, 1, 0]
print(*inventory, sep=';')

[elfin hill]

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23;12;5;1;0

[static sedge]

?

whats with the * and sep

[tall blade]

but, you don't have a list

!e

cash = 23
wood = 12
stone = 5
axe = 1
pickaxe = 0

print(cash, wood, stone, axe, pickaxe, sep=';')

[elfin hill]

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23;12;5;1;0

[tall blade]

so you can just print the variables you want to save

when you print multiple things at once like this, python usually uses a space between each thing

!e

cash = 23
wood = 12
stone = 5
axe = 1
pickaxe = 0

print(cash, wood, stone, axe, pickaxe)

[elfin hill]

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23 12 5 1 0

[tall blade]

sep lets us change how print works to override what character gets printed between each value

[stone raft]

separator

[tall blade]

!e

cash = 23
wood = 12
stone = 5
axe = 1
pickaxe = 0

print(cash, wood, stone, axe, pickaxe, sep='...')
print(cash, wood, stone, axe, pickaxe, sep=' and ')

[elfin hill]

:white_check_mark: Your 3.12 eval job has completed with return code 0.

001 | 23...12...5...1...0
002 | 23 and 12 and 5 and 1 and 0

[tall blade]

we can use any string we want for some fun results

so saving is quite easy. We just display the string we want the user to copy

[static sedge]

elif act == "save":
print(cash, wood, stone, axe, pickaxe, sep=;)

[tall blade]

but for loading, we need to read a similar string, and chop it back into its parts, then assign them to the correct variable

load_string = '23;12;5;1;0' # This would come from input()

I'm just going to use this string as an example, but you would simply change this in your code to use input()

so here we want to

Split the string at the ;
Assign each separate number to the correct variable

That's really only 2 steps. Not that bad

[static sedge]

okay how do we split the string?

[tall blade]

!e

load_string = '23;12;5;1;0' # This would come from input()
inventory_values = load_string.split(';')
print(inventory_values)

[elfin hill]

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['23', '12', '5', '1', '0']

[tall blade]

using .split(';')

Look at the result. It's a list!

Now, we just need to assign values based on the index

remember cash is the first value, then wood, then stone, then axe, then pickaxe

so how would you index this?

?

[static sedge]

inventory_values[]

[tall blade]

that's the list name, yes

but remember how to get the individual value from the list?

[static sedge]

[]

[tall blade]

yes, so what would cash be?

[static sedge]

23?

[tall blade]

no, that's not the index

we only care about the position of the value in the list

not the actual value

we just want to tell python "go get the first value"

[static sedge]

[0]

[tall blade]

yes

so you can do cash = inventory_values[0]

[static sedge]

okie lemme do that for the vars

so hows this

elif act == "save":
print(cash, wood, stone, axe, pickaxe, sep=";")
elif act == "load":
print("input your data")
load = input()
load_list = load.split(";")
print(load_list)
load_list[0] = cash

ive only done it for cash

[tall blade]

you have it backwards

it should be cash = ...

also, you can simplify where you use print and input together

print("input your data")
load = input()

[static sedge]

cash = load_list[0]

[tall blade]

load = input("input your data")

[tall blade]

Yes, there's one minor issue still though

[static sedge]

?

[tall blade]

you want these values to be int

When you split a string, the resulting list will always contain strings

so you actually need cash = int(load_list[0])

[static sedge]

its in the code already

at the start i have
cash = 0
wood = 0
stone = 0
axe = 0
pickaxe = 0

[tall blade]

yes, but when loading the data, you need to make sure they remain ints

[static sedge]

okay?

[tall blade]

just because you initially assigned them to int, doesn't mean that can't change later in the code

other languages are stricter about this stuff

but not python

[static sedge]

ohh i see now

elif act == "save":
print(cash, wood, stone, axe, pickaxe, sep=";")
elif act == "load":
print("input your data")
load = input()
load_list = load.split(";")
print(load_list)
cash = int(load_list[0])
wood = int(load_list[1])
stone = int(load_list[2])
axe = int(load_list[3])
pickaxe = int(load_list[4])

like this right?

[tall blade]

yup!

there's other ways we could simplify this, but it's ok how it is for a beginner

[dull pivot]

When you use load = input() the input will be of type string, not int

that's why you can use .split() on it

you can't .split() ints

[static sedge]

yeah i learned 4 things today

[tall blade]

as you learn more advanced techniques, it could look something like this

load_string = '23;12;5;1;0' # This would come from input()
cash, wood, stone, axe, pickaxe = map(int, load_string.split(';'))

although as this program gets more advanced, you'd probably end up with a better data structure for storing your inventory, like a dictionary

[stone raft]

or classes

[static sedge]

would you like to try the simple game?

[dull pivot]

yes, share a link

[tall blade]

I need to get going now, but I can see how it runs from the code

Keep going with it 🙂

[static sedge]

https://paste.pythondiscord.com/ND7A

just use the code in an ide

or somthing

[tall blade]

you're missing global cash at the start of the function

[stone raft]

im curious

ctrl alt T

[tall blade]

you have global wood, stone, axe, pickaxe

[stone raft]

if u type vim does it work

[static sedge]

no

[stone raft]

welp i tried my last ditch effort

[static sedge]

witch one?

[tall blade]

the function that deals with saving and loading

[static sedge]

id need to global everything?

right

[tall blade]

just those 5 vars, yes

[static sedge]

oh i see what your talking about i didnt update it when i added the shop beore

https://paste.pythondiscord.com/VJIQ

i should all be working now!

[dull pivot]

it works, well done

[elfin hill]

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