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3 changes: 1 addition & 2 deletions session_07/slides/session_7.md
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# Why do we use functions?

- Let you re-use code
- Lets you re-use code
- Break large problems into smaller ones

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# [fit] Coding Time
## Section B

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# Session 8 Exercises
All of these questions will use a set of pre-made files with data in.

To get these files go to: https://replit.com/@ihfcode/pythontwfiles and click on the "fork" button to make a copy of the repl and then you can start to write your code.


## Section A
1. Read the file 'jabberwocky.txt' and print its content to the screen
2. Read the file 'austen.txt' and print the amount of lines in the file
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