curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/learn-how-to-describe-your-current-project/656a4e001d2b804cdea7000a.md
Robust means strong, powerful, or able to work well without breaking easily. For example:
A robust system can handle many users. - This means the system is strong and does not fail even with a lot of users.
Enough means as much as is needed or required. For example:
Do we have enough chairs? - This asks if the number of chairs is sufficient.
Together, robust enough means something is strong or effective to the necessary level. For example:
Is the password robust enough to prevent hacking? - This asks if the password is strong enough to protect against hackers.
What is Bob questioning about their security practices?
If they are too complicated.
Bob is focused on their strength, not how complicated they are.
If they are strong enough for protection.
If they cost too much.
Bob is focused on their strength, not cost.
If they are new.
Bob is focused on their effectiveness, not how new they are.
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