What sets this lecture apart from others is... You often say things like: "You don't need to understand 100%." "Make good use of AI." "The important thing isn't creating results by utilizing 100% of the code yourself." Thanks to those words, even though I can't write code from A to Z from scratch, I've become able to start projects by utilizing AI and thinking, "Ah, so this part is used with this meaning," "Oh, I could try changing this part like this," or "I think there were functions like that back then; should I look them up?" Of course, it would be wonderful to be able to do everything from A to Z alone, but when it's difficult to invest that much time while balancing a career, I believe it's more important to at least have the fundamentals and background knowledge to utilize code written by others. In that sense, this course not only allows you to build a solid foundation through repeated listening, but it also felt comfortable—like receiving private tutoring without the pressure. At first, I just listened and nodded along. After class, I took the time to do some clone coding on at least a few of the final files (if not all of them), adding my own comments and editing them in my own style. Thank you for the great lecture.