1:10 PM, Wednesday April 24th 2024
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7:28 PM, Thursday April 25th 2024
Hi again!
I do think that you are headed in the right direction with these!
I could mark this lesson as complete and that would make sense in allowing you to proceed to the next section. However, I also think it would be worthwhile to try experimenting with your approach.
I'm going to try to make a little video to explain how to think about the sausages method and the skull method — when I do I'll share it. It might take me a week or so, but I'd rather show it than write it.
9:29 PM, Thursday April 25th 2024
Okay, I can wait for that; Thank you for putting the extra time into critiquing my work, it means a lot.
7:32 PM, Friday April 26th 2024
You're welcome; My goal is Wednesday!
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