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PublishedMay 12, 2023

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"I am currently a Software Engineering student at ALX. I'm passionate about technology and enjoy conducting research to find answers on my own. I have a natural inclination to ask 'WHY' more often than 'HOW'.

"While working on projects at ALX, I have acquired a wealth of interesting and diverse knowledge about software engineering and computer science in general. Therefore, I needed a place to store and save all this information, allowing me to refer back to it whenever I forget."

size_t is the highest bit in your machine if your system is a 64 bit machine, size_t will be 64bits

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