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Please read How to Ask, remember we're not mind readers and that programmers need to see code in order to be able to fix i5, and try again — ADyson 43 secs ago
 
 
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Inkscape is open source so. 1. Download the source 2. implement foreignObject support (note that will be a multi year effort so maybe employ a team of programmers). 3 submit the patch back to the inkscape repository. — Robert Longson 16 secs ago
 
 
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After you found the directory with hidden attribute set and used the command ATTRIB to remove the hidden attribute from this folder, click on gray displayed Delete link of your question as it is off-topic for Stack Overflow. That question has nothing to do with programming and a code problem on which you need the help of other programmers. BTW: On ribbon tab View of Windows File Explorer is the check box item Hidden items which on being checked results in getting displayed also hidden files and folders in Windows File Explorer. — Mofi 14 secs ago
 
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We can't simply solve homework for you since it would not help you much in the long term (more info in open letter to students with homework problems). But we could try helping you with problems you are facing while writing your own code. In order to do so you need to show us what have you tried and describe what exactly is stopping you from finishing/continuing writing your code. — Pshemo 17 secs ago
 
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If you have not already done so, you may get more (and more useful) responses from Software Engineering. But it's worth looking at the types of question they handle, first, to get a feel for that site and its rules about what questions are on-topic there. I am less familiar with that site, myself. I wish you good luck. — andrewJames 59 secs ago
 
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Welcome to StackOverflow! StackOverflow is a forum for programmers to help other programmers; it's not a code-writing site. Please tell us what you've tried and what specific thing you're currently stuck on. — ascpixi 48 secs ago
 
 
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There's no access control happening. All names in Python are public (with a bit of magic changing the name as per the name mangling link above). The _ thing is a convention that Python programmers generally respect, but it's not one that the runtime enforces. — Silvio Mayolo 18 secs ago
 
 
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Hi! Welcome to SO. It appears you misunderstand the intent of this site. Check out this letter to students and how to ask. — 0x263A 27 secs ago
 
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Sorry, about my code I am a 14 year old new programmer thats trying to learn new things and become a software engineer in the future. I solved the problem but just wanted to say sorry about my messy code and not providing the whole thing. — Coding With Ibrahim 58 secs ago
 

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