Of course! I'd be happy to help you with that.

Think of me as a senior developer you're asking for help. To fix a bug, I first need to understand it. Since I can't see your screen or read your mind, you'll have to be my eyes and ears.

Please provide me with the following information, and I'll do my very best to help you solve it.

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### Please provide the following:

**1. The Goal:**
*   What were you trying to achieve? What is the code *supposed* to do?

**2. The Problem (The Bug):**
*   What is happening instead? Describe the unexpected behavior.
*   Is it an error message, a crash, incorrect output, or something that just doesn't work?

**3. The Code:**
*   Paste the relevant code snippet(s). Please format it as a code block.
*   Try to keep it minimal. Only include the function, class, or section of code that is causing the problem.

**4. The Error Message (Very Important!):**
*   If there is an error message, **copy and paste the full, exact error message and traceback**. This is often the most important clue. Don't summarize it!

**5. How to Reproduce it:**
*   What are the specific steps to make the bug happen? For example:
    1.  Run the script.
    2.  Enter "123" into the prompt.
    3.  The program crashes.
*   What input are you giving it?

**6. Your Environment:**
*   What programming language are you using (e.g., Python, JavaScript, C++, etc.)?
*   What frameworks or libraries are involved (e.g., React, Django, NumPy)?

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### Example of a GREAT Bug Report:

> **1. Goal:**
> I'm trying to write a Python function that takes a list of numbers and returns a new list with each number doubled.
>
> **2. Problem:**
> When I run the function, I get a `TypeError`.
>
> **3. Code:**
> ```python
> def double_numbers(numbers_list):
>   new_list = []
>   for number in numbers_list:
>     new_list.append(number * 2)
>   return new_list
>
> my_numbers = "123"
> doubled = double_numbers(my_numbers)
> print(doubled)
> ```
>
> **4. Error Message:**
> ```
> Traceback (most recent call last):
>   File "main.py", line 9, in <module>
>     doubled = double_numbers(my_numbers)
>   File "main.py", line 3, in double_numbers
>     for number in numbers_list:
> TypeError: 'str' object is not iterable
> ```
>
> **5. How to Reproduce it:**
> I just run the Python script as is.
>
> **6. Environment:**
> Python 3.9

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Once you provide details like the example above, I can analyze the problem and give you a specific, actionable solution. I'm ready when you are
