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I got this python selenium while loop code.



  1. If actual points less than or equal to 9 then do Tasks A

  2. Else if actual points greater than 9 do Task B

  3. Perform a While Loop until the actual points is greater than 9

Here's my Code



strpoints = driver.find_element_by_class_name("fs18").text
points = slice(13, len(strpoints)-20)
actualpoints = strpoints[points]

d = 0


while (d + actualpoints <9):
# TASK A!!!
print(actualpoints + ' Points! Skipping.')
time.sleep(2)
driver.find_element_by_class_name('skip_button_single').click()

time.sleep(8)

if (d >= 10):
break
# TASK B!!!
print(actualpoints + ' Points! Go for it!')


Issue:



The code above is not working properly because the variable actualpoints is dynamic.



IF actualpoints < 9 it will performed the assigned TASK B BUT UNFORTUNATELY it returns the same variable and it never changes.



Task A, reloads the page and displays a new number that should be stored in a variable called actualpoints.



Other details related to my code and variables:



  • strpoints = getting the string that holds the number(s). Part of this string is static text and dynamic (numbers). Example: You will get 12 points for following.

  • points = slicing the strpoints.

  • actualpoints = the result after slicing the strpoints. Dynamic value.

  • will perform a loop until > 10

any idea what's wrong with the code?










share|improve this question
























  • Can you share strpoints value example

    – Sers
    Mar 23 at 12:19











  • Should the starting code here also be in the while loop e.g. while True:? Otherwise you never execute code that has a chance to modify actualpoints.

    – tehhowch
    Mar 23 at 12:32











  • Updated the answer with example of strpoints

    – Ben Daggers
    Mar 23 at 12:38

















1















I got this python selenium while loop code.



  1. If actual points less than or equal to 9 then do Tasks A

  2. Else if actual points greater than 9 do Task B

  3. Perform a While Loop until the actual points is greater than 9

Here's my Code



strpoints = driver.find_element_by_class_name("fs18").text
points = slice(13, len(strpoints)-20)
actualpoints = strpoints[points]

d = 0


while (d + actualpoints <9):
# TASK A!!!
print(actualpoints + ' Points! Skipping.')
time.sleep(2)
driver.find_element_by_class_name('skip_button_single').click()

time.sleep(8)

if (d >= 10):
break
# TASK B!!!
print(actualpoints + ' Points! Go for it!')


Issue:



The code above is not working properly because the variable actualpoints is dynamic.



IF actualpoints < 9 it will performed the assigned TASK B BUT UNFORTUNATELY it returns the same variable and it never changes.



Task A, reloads the page and displays a new number that should be stored in a variable called actualpoints.



Other details related to my code and variables:



  • strpoints = getting the string that holds the number(s). Part of this string is static text and dynamic (numbers). Example: You will get 12 points for following.

  • points = slicing the strpoints.

  • actualpoints = the result after slicing the strpoints. Dynamic value.

  • will perform a loop until > 10

any idea what's wrong with the code?










share|improve this question
























  • Can you share strpoints value example

    – Sers
    Mar 23 at 12:19











  • Should the starting code here also be in the while loop e.g. while True:? Otherwise you never execute code that has a chance to modify actualpoints.

    – tehhowch
    Mar 23 at 12:32











  • Updated the answer with example of strpoints

    – Ben Daggers
    Mar 23 at 12:38













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1






I got this python selenium while loop code.



  1. If actual points less than or equal to 9 then do Tasks A

  2. Else if actual points greater than 9 do Task B

  3. Perform a While Loop until the actual points is greater than 9

Here's my Code



strpoints = driver.find_element_by_class_name("fs18").text
points = slice(13, len(strpoints)-20)
actualpoints = strpoints[points]

d = 0


while (d + actualpoints <9):
# TASK A!!!
print(actualpoints + ' Points! Skipping.')
time.sleep(2)
driver.find_element_by_class_name('skip_button_single').click()

time.sleep(8)

if (d >= 10):
break
# TASK B!!!
print(actualpoints + ' Points! Go for it!')


Issue:



The code above is not working properly because the variable actualpoints is dynamic.



IF actualpoints < 9 it will performed the assigned TASK B BUT UNFORTUNATELY it returns the same variable and it never changes.



Task A, reloads the page and displays a new number that should be stored in a variable called actualpoints.



Other details related to my code and variables:



  • strpoints = getting the string that holds the number(s). Part of this string is static text and dynamic (numbers). Example: You will get 12 points for following.

  • points = slicing the strpoints.

  • actualpoints = the result after slicing the strpoints. Dynamic value.

  • will perform a loop until > 10

any idea what's wrong with the code?










share|improve this question
















I got this python selenium while loop code.



  1. If actual points less than or equal to 9 then do Tasks A

  2. Else if actual points greater than 9 do Task B

  3. Perform a While Loop until the actual points is greater than 9

Here's my Code



strpoints = driver.find_element_by_class_name("fs18").text
points = slice(13, len(strpoints)-20)
actualpoints = strpoints[points]

d = 0


while (d + actualpoints <9):
# TASK A!!!
print(actualpoints + ' Points! Skipping.')
time.sleep(2)
driver.find_element_by_class_name('skip_button_single').click()

time.sleep(8)

if (d >= 10):
break
# TASK B!!!
print(actualpoints + ' Points! Go for it!')


Issue:



The code above is not working properly because the variable actualpoints is dynamic.



IF actualpoints < 9 it will performed the assigned TASK B BUT UNFORTUNATELY it returns the same variable and it never changes.



Task A, reloads the page and displays a new number that should be stored in a variable called actualpoints.



Other details related to my code and variables:



  • strpoints = getting the string that holds the number(s). Part of this string is static text and dynamic (numbers). Example: You will get 12 points for following.

  • points = slicing the strpoints.

  • actualpoints = the result after slicing the strpoints. Dynamic value.

  • will perform a loop until > 10

any idea what's wrong with the code?







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  • Can you share strpoints value example

    – Sers
    Mar 23 at 12:19











  • Should the starting code here also be in the while loop e.g. while True:? Otherwise you never execute code that has a chance to modify actualpoints.

    – tehhowch
    Mar 23 at 12:32











  • Updated the answer with example of strpoints

    – Ben Daggers
    Mar 23 at 12:38

















  • Can you share strpoints value example

    – Sers
    Mar 23 at 12:19











  • Should the starting code here also be in the while loop e.g. while True:? Otherwise you never execute code that has a chance to modify actualpoints.

    – tehhowch
    Mar 23 at 12:32











  • Updated the answer with example of strpoints

    – Ben Daggers
    Mar 23 at 12:38
















Can you share strpoints value example

– Sers
Mar 23 at 12:19





Can you share strpoints value example

– Sers
Mar 23 at 12:19













Should the starting code here also be in the while loop e.g. while True:? Otherwise you never execute code that has a chance to modify actualpoints.

– tehhowch
Mar 23 at 12:32





Should the starting code here also be in the while loop e.g. while True:? Otherwise you never execute code that has a chance to modify actualpoints.

– tehhowch
Mar 23 at 12:32













Updated the answer with example of strpoints

– Ben Daggers
Mar 23 at 12:38





Updated the answer with example of strpoints

– Ben Daggers
Mar 23 at 12:38












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I'm not sure if this will solve the problem, but maybe you can add an actualpoints validation method and variable to hold the last actualpoints value?



Here's your code and some of the additions I made. I reworked your initial process into the while loop if I'm reading TASK A correctly, but feel free to modify this to suit your needs.



strpoints = driver.find_element_by_class_name("fs18").text
points = slice(13, len(strpoints)-20)
actualpoints = strpoints[points]

"""
Create a temporary variable equal to the initial actualpoints value
"""
old_actualpoints = actualpoints

d = 0

def validate_actualpoints():
"""
Simple value check query. Returns actual actualpoints value.
"""
if old_actualpoints != actualpoints:
old_actualpoints = actualpoints

return actualpoints


while old_actualpoints == actualpoints:
while (d + actualpoints < 9):
# TASK A!!!
print(actualpoints + ' Points! Skipping.')
time.sleep(2)
driver.find_element_by_class_name('skip_button_single').click()

""" Move the initial process into the while loop and re-run based on TASK A """
strpoints = driver.find_element_by_class_name("fs18").text
points = slice(13, len(strpoints)-20)
actualpoints = strpoints[points]

time.sleep(8)

if (d >= 10):
break

"""
Update our temporary variable here?
(Possibly not needed.)
"""
old_actualpoints = validate_actualpoints()
break
# TASK B!!!
print(actualpoints + ' Points! Go for it!')





share|improve this answer






























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    In code below, time.sleep replaced with wait and while with for loop. Each iteration getting strpoints to use updated value. Regular expression used to extract points number from strpoints.



    from selenium.webdriver.common.by import By
    from selenium.webdriver.support.ui import WebDriverWait
    from selenium.webdriver.support import expected_conditions as EC
    import re

    #...

    wait = WebDriverWait(driver, 10)

    for i in range(10):
    str_points = wait.until(EC.visibility_of_element_located((By.CLASS_NAME, "fs18"))).text
    print("str_points: " + str_points)
    points = re.search("\d+", str_points)[0]

    if int(points) > 9:
    break

    wait.until(EC.element_to_be_clickable((By.CLASS_NAME, "skip_button_single"))).click()
    //time.sleep(8)

    print(f'points Points! Go for it!')





    share|improve this answer

























    • i got this error: TypeError: string indices must be integers. I tried this: actualpoints = int(strpoints[points]) but still the same error.

      – Ben Daggers
      Mar 23 at 13:18












    • @BenDaggers use points = int(re.search("\d+", strpoints)[0]). check answer update.

      – Sers
      Mar 23 at 13:20











    • It (sort of) worked but the variable points is not correct. the actual point i tested was 14 but it only captured 4. I think there's an issue if the actual point is 2 digits. I have updated question showing an example of the strpoints variable.

      – Ben Daggers
      Mar 23 at 13:26












    • another issue/error, if the actual point is 1 digit (ex. 5), it returns an error of ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: 'i'

      – Ben Daggers
      Mar 23 at 13:28











    • @BenDaggers try updated code and share print results

      – Sers
      Mar 23 at 13:33











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    I'm not sure if this will solve the problem, but maybe you can add an actualpoints validation method and variable to hold the last actualpoints value?



    Here's your code and some of the additions I made. I reworked your initial process into the while loop if I'm reading TASK A correctly, but feel free to modify this to suit your needs.



    strpoints = driver.find_element_by_class_name("fs18").text
    points = slice(13, len(strpoints)-20)
    actualpoints = strpoints[points]

    """
    Create a temporary variable equal to the initial actualpoints value
    """
    old_actualpoints = actualpoints

    d = 0

    def validate_actualpoints():
    """
    Simple value check query. Returns actual actualpoints value.
    """
    if old_actualpoints != actualpoints:
    old_actualpoints = actualpoints

    return actualpoints


    while old_actualpoints == actualpoints:
    while (d + actualpoints < 9):
    # TASK A!!!
    print(actualpoints + ' Points! Skipping.')
    time.sleep(2)
    driver.find_element_by_class_name('skip_button_single').click()

    """ Move the initial process into the while loop and re-run based on TASK A """
    strpoints = driver.find_element_by_class_name("fs18").text
    points = slice(13, len(strpoints)-20)
    actualpoints = strpoints[points]

    time.sleep(8)

    if (d >= 10):
    break

    """
    Update our temporary variable here?
    (Possibly not needed.)
    """
    old_actualpoints = validate_actualpoints()
    break
    # TASK B!!!
    print(actualpoints + ' Points! Go for it!')





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      I'm not sure if this will solve the problem, but maybe you can add an actualpoints validation method and variable to hold the last actualpoints value?



      Here's your code and some of the additions I made. I reworked your initial process into the while loop if I'm reading TASK A correctly, but feel free to modify this to suit your needs.



      strpoints = driver.find_element_by_class_name("fs18").text
      points = slice(13, len(strpoints)-20)
      actualpoints = strpoints[points]

      """
      Create a temporary variable equal to the initial actualpoints value
      """
      old_actualpoints = actualpoints

      d = 0

      def validate_actualpoints():
      """
      Simple value check query. Returns actual actualpoints value.
      """
      if old_actualpoints != actualpoints:
      old_actualpoints = actualpoints

      return actualpoints


      while old_actualpoints == actualpoints:
      while (d + actualpoints < 9):
      # TASK A!!!
      print(actualpoints + ' Points! Skipping.')
      time.sleep(2)
      driver.find_element_by_class_name('skip_button_single').click()

      """ Move the initial process into the while loop and re-run based on TASK A """
      strpoints = driver.find_element_by_class_name("fs18").text
      points = slice(13, len(strpoints)-20)
      actualpoints = strpoints[points]

      time.sleep(8)

      if (d >= 10):
      break

      """
      Update our temporary variable here?
      (Possibly not needed.)
      """
      old_actualpoints = validate_actualpoints()
      break
      # TASK B!!!
      print(actualpoints + ' Points! Go for it!')





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        I'm not sure if this will solve the problem, but maybe you can add an actualpoints validation method and variable to hold the last actualpoints value?



        Here's your code and some of the additions I made. I reworked your initial process into the while loop if I'm reading TASK A correctly, but feel free to modify this to suit your needs.



        strpoints = driver.find_element_by_class_name("fs18").text
        points = slice(13, len(strpoints)-20)
        actualpoints = strpoints[points]

        """
        Create a temporary variable equal to the initial actualpoints value
        """
        old_actualpoints = actualpoints

        d = 0

        def validate_actualpoints():
        """
        Simple value check query. Returns actual actualpoints value.
        """
        if old_actualpoints != actualpoints:
        old_actualpoints = actualpoints

        return actualpoints


        while old_actualpoints == actualpoints:
        while (d + actualpoints < 9):
        # TASK A!!!
        print(actualpoints + ' Points! Skipping.')
        time.sleep(2)
        driver.find_element_by_class_name('skip_button_single').click()

        """ Move the initial process into the while loop and re-run based on TASK A """
        strpoints = driver.find_element_by_class_name("fs18").text
        points = slice(13, len(strpoints)-20)
        actualpoints = strpoints[points]

        time.sleep(8)

        if (d >= 10):
        break

        """
        Update our temporary variable here?
        (Possibly not needed.)
        """
        old_actualpoints = validate_actualpoints()
        break
        # TASK B!!!
        print(actualpoints + ' Points! Go for it!')





        share|improve this answer













        I'm not sure if this will solve the problem, but maybe you can add an actualpoints validation method and variable to hold the last actualpoints value?



        Here's your code and some of the additions I made. I reworked your initial process into the while loop if I'm reading TASK A correctly, but feel free to modify this to suit your needs.



        strpoints = driver.find_element_by_class_name("fs18").text
        points = slice(13, len(strpoints)-20)
        actualpoints = strpoints[points]

        """
        Create a temporary variable equal to the initial actualpoints value
        """
        old_actualpoints = actualpoints

        d = 0

        def validate_actualpoints():
        """
        Simple value check query. Returns actual actualpoints value.
        """
        if old_actualpoints != actualpoints:
        old_actualpoints = actualpoints

        return actualpoints


        while old_actualpoints == actualpoints:
        while (d + actualpoints < 9):
        # TASK A!!!
        print(actualpoints + ' Points! Skipping.')
        time.sleep(2)
        driver.find_element_by_class_name('skip_button_single').click()

        """ Move the initial process into the while loop and re-run based on TASK A """
        strpoints = driver.find_element_by_class_name("fs18").text
        points = slice(13, len(strpoints)-20)
        actualpoints = strpoints[points]

        time.sleep(8)

        if (d >= 10):
        break

        """
        Update our temporary variable here?
        (Possibly not needed.)
        """
        old_actualpoints = validate_actualpoints()
        break
        # TASK B!!!
        print(actualpoints + ' Points! Go for it!')






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            In code below, time.sleep replaced with wait and while with for loop. Each iteration getting strpoints to use updated value. Regular expression used to extract points number from strpoints.



            from selenium.webdriver.common.by import By
            from selenium.webdriver.support.ui import WebDriverWait
            from selenium.webdriver.support import expected_conditions as EC
            import re

            #...

            wait = WebDriverWait(driver, 10)

            for i in range(10):
            str_points = wait.until(EC.visibility_of_element_located((By.CLASS_NAME, "fs18"))).text
            print("str_points: " + str_points)
            points = re.search("\d+", str_points)[0]

            if int(points) > 9:
            break

            wait.until(EC.element_to_be_clickable((By.CLASS_NAME, "skip_button_single"))).click()
            //time.sleep(8)

            print(f'points Points! Go for it!')





            share|improve this answer

























            • i got this error: TypeError: string indices must be integers. I tried this: actualpoints = int(strpoints[points]) but still the same error.

              – Ben Daggers
              Mar 23 at 13:18












            • @BenDaggers use points = int(re.search("\d+", strpoints)[0]). check answer update.

              – Sers
              Mar 23 at 13:20











            • It (sort of) worked but the variable points is not correct. the actual point i tested was 14 but it only captured 4. I think there's an issue if the actual point is 2 digits. I have updated question showing an example of the strpoints variable.

              – Ben Daggers
              Mar 23 at 13:26












            • another issue/error, if the actual point is 1 digit (ex. 5), it returns an error of ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: 'i'

              – Ben Daggers
              Mar 23 at 13:28











            • @BenDaggers try updated code and share print results

              – Sers
              Mar 23 at 13:33















            1














            In code below, time.sleep replaced with wait and while with for loop. Each iteration getting strpoints to use updated value. Regular expression used to extract points number from strpoints.



            from selenium.webdriver.common.by import By
            from selenium.webdriver.support.ui import WebDriverWait
            from selenium.webdriver.support import expected_conditions as EC
            import re

            #...

            wait = WebDriverWait(driver, 10)

            for i in range(10):
            str_points = wait.until(EC.visibility_of_element_located((By.CLASS_NAME, "fs18"))).text
            print("str_points: " + str_points)
            points = re.search("\d+", str_points)[0]

            if int(points) > 9:
            break

            wait.until(EC.element_to_be_clickable((By.CLASS_NAME, "skip_button_single"))).click()
            //time.sleep(8)

            print(f'points Points! Go for it!')





            share|improve this answer

























            • i got this error: TypeError: string indices must be integers. I tried this: actualpoints = int(strpoints[points]) but still the same error.

              – Ben Daggers
              Mar 23 at 13:18












            • @BenDaggers use points = int(re.search("\d+", strpoints)[0]). check answer update.

              – Sers
              Mar 23 at 13:20











            • It (sort of) worked but the variable points is not correct. the actual point i tested was 14 but it only captured 4. I think there's an issue if the actual point is 2 digits. I have updated question showing an example of the strpoints variable.

              – Ben Daggers
              Mar 23 at 13:26












            • another issue/error, if the actual point is 1 digit (ex. 5), it returns an error of ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: 'i'

              – Ben Daggers
              Mar 23 at 13:28











            • @BenDaggers try updated code and share print results

              – Sers
              Mar 23 at 13:33













            1












            1








            1







            In code below, time.sleep replaced with wait and while with for loop. Each iteration getting strpoints to use updated value. Regular expression used to extract points number from strpoints.



            from selenium.webdriver.common.by import By
            from selenium.webdriver.support.ui import WebDriverWait
            from selenium.webdriver.support import expected_conditions as EC
            import re

            #...

            wait = WebDriverWait(driver, 10)

            for i in range(10):
            str_points = wait.until(EC.visibility_of_element_located((By.CLASS_NAME, "fs18"))).text
            print("str_points: " + str_points)
            points = re.search("\d+", str_points)[0]

            if int(points) > 9:
            break

            wait.until(EC.element_to_be_clickable((By.CLASS_NAME, "skip_button_single"))).click()
            //time.sleep(8)

            print(f'points Points! Go for it!')





            share|improve this answer















            In code below, time.sleep replaced with wait and while with for loop. Each iteration getting strpoints to use updated value. Regular expression used to extract points number from strpoints.



            from selenium.webdriver.common.by import By
            from selenium.webdriver.support.ui import WebDriverWait
            from selenium.webdriver.support import expected_conditions as EC
            import re

            #...

            wait = WebDriverWait(driver, 10)

            for i in range(10):
            str_points = wait.until(EC.visibility_of_element_located((By.CLASS_NAME, "fs18"))).text
            print("str_points: " + str_points)
            points = re.search("\d+", str_points)[0]

            if int(points) > 9:
            break

            wait.until(EC.element_to_be_clickable((By.CLASS_NAME, "skip_button_single"))).click()
            //time.sleep(8)

            print(f'points Points! Go for it!')






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            • i got this error: TypeError: string indices must be integers. I tried this: actualpoints = int(strpoints[points]) but still the same error.

              – Ben Daggers
              Mar 23 at 13:18












            • @BenDaggers use points = int(re.search("\d+", strpoints)[0]). check answer update.

              – Sers
              Mar 23 at 13:20











            • It (sort of) worked but the variable points is not correct. the actual point i tested was 14 but it only captured 4. I think there's an issue if the actual point is 2 digits. I have updated question showing an example of the strpoints variable.

              – Ben Daggers
              Mar 23 at 13:26












            • another issue/error, if the actual point is 1 digit (ex. 5), it returns an error of ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: 'i'

              – Ben Daggers
              Mar 23 at 13:28











            • @BenDaggers try updated code and share print results

              – Sers
              Mar 23 at 13:33

















            • i got this error: TypeError: string indices must be integers. I tried this: actualpoints = int(strpoints[points]) but still the same error.

              – Ben Daggers
              Mar 23 at 13:18












            • @BenDaggers use points = int(re.search("\d+", strpoints)[0]). check answer update.

              – Sers
              Mar 23 at 13:20











            • It (sort of) worked but the variable points is not correct. the actual point i tested was 14 but it only captured 4. I think there's an issue if the actual point is 2 digits. I have updated question showing an example of the strpoints variable.

              – Ben Daggers
              Mar 23 at 13:26












            • another issue/error, if the actual point is 1 digit (ex. 5), it returns an error of ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: 'i'

              – Ben Daggers
              Mar 23 at 13:28











            • @BenDaggers try updated code and share print results

              – Sers
              Mar 23 at 13:33
















            i got this error: TypeError: string indices must be integers. I tried this: actualpoints = int(strpoints[points]) but still the same error.

            – Ben Daggers
            Mar 23 at 13:18






            i got this error: TypeError: string indices must be integers. I tried this: actualpoints = int(strpoints[points]) but still the same error.

            – Ben Daggers
            Mar 23 at 13:18














            @BenDaggers use points = int(re.search("\d+", strpoints)[0]). check answer update.

            – Sers
            Mar 23 at 13:20





            @BenDaggers use points = int(re.search("\d+", strpoints)[0]). check answer update.

            – Sers
            Mar 23 at 13:20













            It (sort of) worked but the variable points is not correct. the actual point i tested was 14 but it only captured 4. I think there's an issue if the actual point is 2 digits. I have updated question showing an example of the strpoints variable.

            – Ben Daggers
            Mar 23 at 13:26






            It (sort of) worked but the variable points is not correct. the actual point i tested was 14 but it only captured 4. I think there's an issue if the actual point is 2 digits. I have updated question showing an example of the strpoints variable.

            – Ben Daggers
            Mar 23 at 13:26














            another issue/error, if the actual point is 1 digit (ex. 5), it returns an error of ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: 'i'

            – Ben Daggers
            Mar 23 at 13:28





            another issue/error, if the actual point is 1 digit (ex. 5), it returns an error of ValueError: invalid literal for int() with base 10: 'i'

            – Ben Daggers
            Mar 23 at 13:28













            @BenDaggers try updated code and share print results

            – Sers
            Mar 23 at 13:33





            @BenDaggers try updated code and share print results

            – Sers
            Mar 23 at 13:33

















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