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<!-- (Audio) Sarah: Of course, Brian. I can explain what I was trying to achieve there. What part of the code are you uncertain about? -->

--description--

Uncertain means not being sure about something, like feeling unsure about a decision. The opposite is certain, which means being sure. For example, I am certain this is the right way means being sure about the direction.

Achieve means to successfully reach a goal after effort, such as achieve a good result in a test. In coding, achieve often refers to the goals a programmer wants to accomplish with their code.

--fillInTheBlank--

--sentence--

Of course, Brian. I can BLANK what I was trying to BLANK there. What part of the code are you BLANK about?

--blanks--

explain

--feedback--

It means Sarah is offering to make something clear to Brian.


achieve

--feedback--

It refers to what Sarah intended to accomplish with her code.


uncertain

--feedback--

It indicates Brian is not sure about a part of the code.

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