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I'm also new to programming and I think you can start with Github:) A lot of free tutorials are available in Github like https://github.com/30-seconds/30-seconds-of-python https://github.com/fonnesbeck/statistical-analysis-python-tu...

Maybe it is more complex to deal with the causes of CO2 emissions. Some places in the world like Africa, East Asian have numerous power plants emitting tons of CO2 to the air and there are no simple substitutes to them because of lack of budget. Also if simply enforce those countries to ban factories would cause a rising of unemployment.

I'm learning writing code right in my college now and many online courses do provide a lot of basic information in coding like Randomized Algorithm etc. I think if I get all these classes I can learn more than my classes in college in terms of quality.

Sorry again.

In fact, this is the first news I'm interested in because I use TikTok often. I'm sorry and I'm really just a beginner in programming. The website is used to decompile the APK file so that I can see through the XML file, but I just haven't figured out how they track persistent device identifiers in the XML file. Maybe just because I am not familiar with Android and I should do my research first...

Is that so? I decompile the v7.4.6 APK file through javadecompilers.com and only find out they ask for several devices permission. Also, I think if they want to do this they will not put it in the AndroidManifest.xml because this file is not able to store the ID of devices and it will make it super easy for us to sue them.