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Let's have a look at the templating so we see this used a lot, especially in this file helper's template,

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Nikkie, but we're interested in is this the fine?

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So we give it a name.

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And if you come from a programming background, this is like declaring a variable.

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And inside we can put some logic what we're doing here.

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We can define entire code blocks, so if we had something with multiple values we wanted to put in there.

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And I think a really good example is when they set up for us, which is select labels, in fact, are

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using a template within a template.

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Bit, we're interested here is this selective labels, the Fitbit is giving it a name.

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So if we define it as.

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My labels, for example, that will give it the name that we can use inside a code lock you want.

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So in this case, for adding some labels below what we did with App Ingenix, we could put it in here.

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Now, with some teams and environments, you may have more than one.

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You could have 20, for example, 20 different labels for an application soroban typing up manually

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every single time and then filling up your code.

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What you can do is use a template to put it all in there and then to use it.

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There's two ways you can do it.

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And I'm going to break this down now because I think they want their own video.