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< var dwhuh="admin, But we seem to be lacking that using nothing more than an array schtick you go on and on and on and on and on and on and on and on about ...
Well, glad you asked ... take a look at var ans=['8.:Oxygen','6.:Carbon','1.:Hydrogen','7.:Nitrogen','20.:Calcium','15.:Phosphorus','19.:Potassium','16.:Sulphur','11.17:Sodium.Chlorine','17.11:Chlorine.Sodium','12.:Magnesium']; ";
< dwhuh+=" as the array lesson today ... why the . delimiter? ... the user is presented with element percentages of the body as clues and yet you can see there that Sodium and Chlorine both have a value of 0.2% ... so, what to do? ... legitimize a . as delimiter everywhere and allow for either answer when getting to that choice ... again, just an array, but complex delimitation ... endeth of thoueth lessoneth.";
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