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  • Stack Overflow is a site for programming and development questions. You should use another site on the Stack Exchange network for this question.
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    Dec 27 at 14:15










  • Please show the code and/or state the errors. Please don't use links to images. The text is missing from the question. The text on the picture is too small for some people to read. The text on the image cannot be indexed by search engines for future visitors.
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Please show the code and/or state the errors. Please don't use links to images. The text is missing from the question. The text on the picture is too small for some people to read. The text on the image cannot be indexed by search engines for future visitors.
– jww
Dec 27 at 14:15




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