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OK now let's see how we can convert at times time to time.

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OK.

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So we're going to go from the abuse of format to a readable format that we can read.

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OK.

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So let's write some place code in that

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.

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OK.

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And now we're going to create another variable.

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We're going to call it time and this time we are going to convert this timestamp OK to a date or date

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and time.

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So you got to use the Date function and this time we're going to use both arguments.

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So the first arguments as we have seen is the formats and the second one is going to be the time.

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And let's use this variable.

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Ok so let's choose our format.

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OK.

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So going to go for

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space small the capital Y.

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And then for the time let's have

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a second on the capital A.

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Ok or was married.

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OK so now if I save and refresh.

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OK let's go.

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It's all.

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So we're going to echo a paragraph

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.

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Time is

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a variable time

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.

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OK.

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So let's refresh now.

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OK so you can see now that the time is June so I've used the capital F for the full month.

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Probably wouldn't There's one in there.

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OK so capital F is used for the full month actually

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.

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OK.

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So you can see that we have converted this timestamp to a readable formats of the time.

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Okay.

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So the date function if it takes to promise is the formats of that time.

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So we'll just take the time stamp and convert it to this format.

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Okay.

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And if we refresh the page again you see that's going to change.

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Okay.

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Same service changed.

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The time has changed as well.

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Okay.

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All right so now we going to do something different or are we going to convert a time to a timestamp

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.

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Okay.

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And I'm going to use a new function.

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It's the function call makes.

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All right.

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So

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let's set the timestamp is creates the BHB tag.

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OK.

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So we're going to set the timestamp this time to the outputs of this function make time.

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And if you do control k you can see details about this function.

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So you just gets the Unix timestamp for a date.

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OK so we're going to give it us but I is going to give its first the hour.

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OK minutes.

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So we'll see.

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In our example anyway.

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So

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you just put the comments how this function works so it's going to be make time.

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OK.

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And inside is going to have the hour first minutes.

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Second Month Day.

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OK so let's try something.

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So it is go for the 15th case over the hour 15 for example 20

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12 second

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OK and let's have the month scope for me and October for example.

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Thousand seventeen resolve.

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OK

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.

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So now we can echo this time.

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OK

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in here.

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OK sorry.

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I created the code in the wrong place needs to be in the end of the previous head.

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OK.

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All right so now we're going to see the new timestamp.

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OK.

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And if you want to get the dates and time corresponding to this timestamp.

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OK.

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We're going to do.

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We're going to set the variable time two dates

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and we're going to use this time in the second

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parameter.

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Let's choose the formats we want.

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OK let's go for the same performance that we have used there and then we can see the corresponding dates

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and time for that Times that list accurate.

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Sorry.

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So echo and say

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time will be we know it's going to be in 2017.

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So now.

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OK.

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So you can see what the time is going to be for this time.

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So you can see it's going to be this and that's OK.

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So that's how we can convert time to a time.

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OK.

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And also gets the time from the timestamp.

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OK now let's do a nice application.

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Let's find out what day of the week somebody was one.

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OK.

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So we're going to have we're going to go from the birth date to convert that to the day of the week

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.

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OK.

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So to do this first OK let's have our PSP tag.

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OK.

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And then we are going to convert the dates to a time stamp.

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OK.

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So we're going to set the same sum

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to the output of the function make slime.

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OK.

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Because we've got the dates and we want to convert that to timestep so we don't have to input all the

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parameters.

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OK we don't have to.

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So for example if we place if we sets out to zero.

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I mean it is zero.

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Second to zero.

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OK.

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We can only say it's the promises of the day.

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We can say for example 15th of April

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19 77 for example.

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OK.

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And now we're going to set the variable time to the outputs of dates which will take the four months

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we want and the time stamp.

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OK.

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So since we want only the day of the week we are just going to rise.

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For example small L for the day of the week.

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OK.

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So what else is going to give us the the full text of the day.

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All right.

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OK so now let's echo a paragraph and say

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you were born on a.

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And we just add the variable time that is let's try this and refresh the page you were born on a Saturday

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so you can see what this data corresponds to Saturday.

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All right.

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Right now let's move to our final example so you want to know the dates in 1000 days from now.

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So what we're going to do we're going to get the time stamp for that date and then we are going to convert

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that to a readable format for us.

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OK.

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So let's set the time timestamp

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using the make time function so we can have zero for the hour than zero then zero.

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OK so now we're going to have the month day and the year.

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OK.

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So the month

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we are going to say that too we're going to head to today's month.

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OK.

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And to do that is we going to use the Date function and for the

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format we're going to have the month only.

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OK.

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So this is going to return the month only.

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Okay.

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And then after that we're going to have the debate.

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OK.

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And this time we're going to have today's day

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using D.

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But we're going to add 1000 to that.

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And that page is going to do all the calculations for us.

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OK.

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Who gets the least timestamp of today's date.

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Plus 1000 days.

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OK.

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And the final Brahmin's is going to be a year and a half two days.

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Yes.

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Using Bate's.

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Yes.

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OK.

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So if we do that and then says the time variable to be corresponding dates for that time stamp using

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the dates function pay

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and the time stamp.

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So it go for this for.

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For example capital the space for the capital and comes away with a quote paragraph after that

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saying date in 1000 days from now.

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OK.

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So before we have reached the page you just explain again how this works so when BHB gets today's dates

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plus 1000.

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OK.

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So we know that if we add 1000 days.

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OK if you add 1000 days that means we are adding 1000 times the amount of seconds that's in a day.

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OK so we're going to add 1000.

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Multiplied by how many seconds we have in a day.

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OK.

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And then the time stamp is going to be the time stamp of today.

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OK.

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Because we have two days a month.

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Today's date this year plus 1000 times the amount of seconds in the day.

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OK.

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If we add anything here for the month then we're going to add as well that amount.

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So let's say we are 10 months later we're going to add full time stamp we're going to add 10 times the

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amount of seconds or the number of seconds in a month.

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OK.

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And then we get the final timestamp.

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All right.

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So now we want to get the time stamp corresponding to 1000 days from now.

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So let's refresh the page and we can see OK we haven't added the time variable on the same bible that

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refreshed the page and now we can see that the dates in 1000 days from now is going to be Saturday 24th

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of March 2018

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.