curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-analyze-code-documentation/660684bfc24bf48cfaaf9cfa.md
Give it a shot means to try doing something. It's like saying Try it.
For example, if your friend is hesitant about joining a coding class because they think it might be too difficult, you could say Why not give it a shot? You might enjoy it more than you think. to encourage them to try joining this class.
Thanks, BLANK give it a BLANK.
I'll
It is short for I will. Sophie is expressing her decision to try what Brian suggested.
shot
In this context, it means an attempt or try at doing something. Sophie is saying she will try what Brian has recommended.
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