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 == '''Background Knowledge''' ==
-Things after a command, (put in () or [] in this commands list) are called arguments. These will affect how your command will run. If an arguments in [] here, that means that it is not required.
+In the commands list, there will be parts of a command surrounded by either () or [], these are called command parameters, and will alter how the command gets ran. They should be replaced. If it's surrounded by [], that means it can be omitted for the command to be ran with a default parameter.
-You don't actually need the (), or [] when running the command, it's just put here for show.
 If arguments are called R, G, and B; they should be numbers between 0 and 255. These values represent the Red, Blue, and Green tint of a color.

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