curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-ask-for-clarification-on-code-understanding/65f6fb76ea5932fe4ba266c6.md
By the end of it means when something is over or is about to finish.
A clearer picture metaphorically means a better or more complete understanding. It's like when you clean your glasses and suddenly see things more clearly.
An example of a clearer picture: After studying, I have a clearer picture of the math problem.
What is Brian implying with his statement?
They need to investigate quickly.
Brian's focus is on understanding better, not on how fast they should do it.
They will have a better understanding after investigating.
The situation is too complicated to understand.
Brian believes they will understand better, not that it's too complicated.
Investigating is not necessary.
Brian is actually emphasizing the need for investigation to gain clarity.
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