Tip-Always make a backup

Always make sure that when you have a program with more lines of code, you make a backup copy somewhere.
Once you find you made some huge mistake, or decide there is a better way to code the entire thing, you'll be glad you made that backup so many hours/days ago instead of re-coding hundreds of lines of code.

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