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    A. CO.
    @Ayaan-Codes
    hi
    Apheironn
    @Apheironn
    hi Mertcan from Turkey!
    Caesar Ian Belza
    @moreishi
    Hello geeks
    matrixbot
    @matrixbot
    . ¦3<RELATIVISM https://matrix.org/blog/2020/09/30/welcoming-gitter-to-matrix
    Delight Fela-Steve
    @Delight-Fela-Steve
    Hello from Nigeria
    moccaram
    @moccaram
    I ain't no geek but what is this matrix org
    matrixbot
    @matrixbot
    . ¦3<RELATIVISM moccaram (Gitter): no this is cs50 room in gitter
    . ¦3<RELATIVISM but gitter was recently partnered with matrix.org
    . ¦3<RELATIVISM has is maintanance/development home
    . ¦3<RELATIVISM so gitter will follow the matrix.org +protocol making it possible for users from gitter to speak directly to other matrix.org users
    . ¦3<RELATIVISM gitter is basically gonna become a client
    Son Of Man
    @DdyJiggy_twitter
    PLS I just started the course,
    And I wanted to submit project 0, but I was told not to submit if I have submitted the project 2018, something like that
    PLS I I don't know if someone can explain that to me
    matrixbot
    @matrixbot
    . ¦3<RELATIVISM hey Son Of Man (Gitter) welcome
    . ¦3<RELATIVISM cs50 main course
    . ¦3<RELATIVISM ?
    . ¦3<RELATIVISM I read somthing on that in the edx course main page
    . ¦3<RELATIVISM you might want to ncheck it out
    Delight Fela-Steve
    @Delight-Fela-Steve

    And I wanted to submit project 0, but I was told not to submit if I have submitted the project 2018, something like that

    It means if you've taken the course around 2018 and submitted the project 0 of that time, do not resubmit the project.

    matrixbot
    @matrixbot
    . ¦3<RELATIVISM Delight Fela-Steve (Gitter): do you have reference
    Son Of Man
    @DdyJiggy_twitter
    @Delight-Fela-Steve thanks
    Delight Fela-Steve
    @Delight-Fela-Steve

    @Delight-Fela-Steve thanks

    You're welcome

    . ¦3<RELATIVISM Delight Fela-Steve (Gitter): do you have reference

    Here you go: https://cs50.harvard.edu/web/2020/projects/0/

    matrixbot
    @matrixbot
    . ¦3<RELATIVISM cheers
    Daljeet Singh Harsh
    @dsh35a_twitter
    hey , guy's how can i get my certifiacte?
    Delight Fela-Steve
    @Delight-Fela-Steve
    @dsh35a_twitter Is it the verified certificate or the certificate of completion?
    Yousef Hurf
    @HurfYousef_twitter
    Hello Everyone ^_^
    sarangkkl
    @sarangkkl
    hello i need help i am struggling to connect my ide with github
    plz help
    Delight Fela-Steve
    @Delight-Fela-Steve
    @sarangkkl What ide are you using and are there any error messages?
    matrixbot
    @matrixbot
    . ¦3<RELATIVISM o/ cs50
    . ¦3<RELATIVISM is there any guide toinstall packages soyou can run ie locally
    . ¦3<RELATIVISM given I do not use,and boycot gatehub
    Smith
    @smith86n
    Hello
    Okay in Python , when double floats of Strings during the Terminal Engine of Device for computer science , can the Command settings be continued with a Holographic Visual Data string to upload old Media to the Internet in overrated Numbers or any rated number. A video picture Projections . Okay the Rated Number 1 is Example of a Rated X. 1π2 = X. Ground Zero. In Computer Science String.
    Yousef Hurf
    @HurfYousef_twitter

    Hey My Friends ^_^
    i need some topics and help to complete my project1 : Wiki

    Dose i need to Watch And practice ON =[ SQL, Models, and Migrations ]= To START DO THE PROJECT1 ?

    Smith
    @smith86n
    Okay in Python , when double floats of Strings during the Terminal Engine of Device for computer science , can the Command settings be continued with a Holographic Visual Data string to upload old Media to the Internet in overrated Numbers or any rated number. A video picture Projections . Okay the Rated Number 1 is Example of a Rated X. 1π2 = X. Ground Zero. In Computer Science String.
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    Hetparikh89
    @Hetparikh89
    Suppose that an engineer excitedly runs up to you and claims that they've implemented an algorithm that can sort n elements (e.g., numbers) in fewer than n steps. Give some thought as to why that's simply not possible and politely explain. someone can help me with this question?
    matrixbot
    @matrixbot
    . ¦3<RELATIVISM I dont see why that would not be possible Hetparikh89 (Gitter)
    . ¦3<RELATIVISM take for example the separation method
    . ¦3<RELATIVISM given some elements might already be in the right position
    . ¦3<RELATIVISM but yeah still learning though
    . ¦3<RELATIVISM .
    . ¦3<RELATIVISM .