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This felt different from unit 1 because it felt more like data
analysis rather than writing a program to have a specific output
The output was also entirely in the terminal which was different.

Something I thought of is how this would be an ideal tool for data
analysis, especially when you want to filter large data sets for
analysis.

I got stuck on exercises 7 and 10. I had an idea of what I needed
to do, but not the order of how to do it. The strategy that worked
best to getting unstuck was to try a part of the sequence of operations
that I wanted and see what happened, and then once I got that working
adding another operation to it.

I worked with a group last friday on the problem set and it was
very helpful to be able to bounce ideas off of each other while we
were working on them. I also used the discord to ask and answer questions
and that has been very helpful!
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