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This article is a transition between what has been discussed so far and a new stage of research. To understand this article, you need to read the previous ones. The content presented here is intended solely for educational purposes. Under no circumstances should the application be viewed for any purpose other than to learn and master the concepts presented.

Some readers might be expecting me to delve into the workings of each function or procedure in the standard library. But that is not my intention. My actual goal is to reveal the concepts behind each decision. You can make your own choices based on the nature of the problem you need to solve. Although we are still at a fairly basic level, we already have some real-world programming possibilities to work with. This allows us to start applying slightly more advanced concepts.

This not only simplifies the coding process but also enables you, dear reader, to read more complex code with greater ease. There's no need to worry about what's to come. I will introduce changes gradually so you can become familiar with them and read my code comfortably. I tend to minimize or compress expressions in ways that might be confusing to beginners, and I want to ease you into that style.

That said, let's begin this article by reviewing what we covered in the previous one. In other words, let's learn one of many possible ways to avoid the very outcome produced by the factorization process used to generate a password from a secret phrase.

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