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    <description>Compound interest is interest earned on interest. Each year’s interest is added to the balance, so the next year’s interest is worked out on a bigger sum. That makes money grow exponentially, far faster than the straight-line growth of simple interest.</description>
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    <description>A credit score is a three-digit number, such as Experian India’s 300–900 score, built from your borrowing record. Paying on time and using little of your credit limit matter most; the age and mix of your accounts matter less.</description>
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    <description>The Git commands beginners use most: set up a repository with init or clone, save work with add and commit, build features on branches with switch and merge, share work with fetch, pull and push, and undo safely with restore.</description>
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    <description>A credit score is a number that predicts how likely you are to repay borrowing on time, built from your credit report. Paying on time and using little of your credit limit matter most. Each country, and each agency, uses its own scale.</description>
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    <description>A large language model splits your prompt into tokens, turns them into numbers, uses self-attention to work out context, then predicts the most likely next token. It repeats that prediction, one token at a time, until the answer is complete.</description>
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