Short reference guide / Page 2 source
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Markdown for this page
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document.md
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# Look up and check
## When you edit a file
1. Open the intended folder.
2. Check the file name before editing.
3. Save the change.
4. Inspect the result in the application that uses it.
## Questions for the reader
| Question | Example answer |
| --- | --- |
| Where are the cards stored? | data/cards.csv |
| Where are the notes stored? | notes.md |
| What groups the files? | The project folder |
## Adapt this reference
Replace the terms and examples with your own topic. Keep the same heading order so readers know where to look. Add reviewed citations when the topic needs sources.
> Illustrative content; author review is required before educational use.Referenced visuals and data
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Design and reproduction
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