Thank you! This is a good way to critically think about the code. Sort of like when Chegg was a thing and to answer your math homework, you'd have to adapt some

Thank you! This is a good way to critically think about the code. Sort of like when Chegg was a thing and to answer your math homework, you'd have to adapt someone else's solution to a problem similar to yours. Easier than deriving from first principles but not quite asking your friend to do it for you.