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In this task, you'll learn the difference between specific and specify. Specific is an adjective that describes something clearly defined or detailed, while specify is a verb meaning to state something in detail.

For example, a specific instruction might be use port 8080, while to specify can mean to state that detail: specify the port number.

Setup refers to the arrangement or preparation of something, often used in the context of preparing software or equipment, like setup instructions for the software.

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Then BLANK how to BLANK the code and any other essential BLANK instructions.

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specify

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It means to state something clearly and in detail. Brian is asking for clear, detailed instructions on running the code.

run

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This word in this context means to start or execute the code. Brian wants instructions on how to execute the code.

setup

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This word refers to the process of arranging or preparing something. Here, it relates to the essential preparation instructions for the project.

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        "text": "Then specify how to run the code and any other essential setup instructions.",
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