We can run this.

We give this a run.

Valid_month('january'), and we run this.

Now we run this. We see both outputs.

And we run our companies like this.

So, if we run this program, this is what we get.

If it's true, we go run this code.

We figure this out by clicking on run.

Okay, we run this, and it returns nothing.

Let's find this out. We click on Run.

We run, I got to live like this.

And when we run this we see the same result.

We run the whole thing, and this is what we get.

In this case, we run it twice. We print the output.

When we run this, we see that the result is true.

And when we run this, it doesn't print anything.

We had run about 100 meters by this time.

Then we have run all this way for nothing?

So we run away from it, and where do we run?

If we get content back from that URL we run this code.

Then we press run.

Let's run this video.

If this rings, run.

And when we click Run, it will run this code and show us the result down here.

We know when we run this program that it should say hello gracie.

When we run this, we see that the factorial of 52 is this really big number.

Run, Mister, run! Run, Mister, run!

If we had lots of computing resources, this would run forever.

Our arts equal and this is how we run a query.

If we never iterated over arts here, this query wouldn't run.

So we still run our SQL. This time we're selecting ID.

We run the store jointly.

We run an efficient ship.

We can run these simulations.

Often we run into obstacles.

Can we run that, Andrew?

Why did we all run?

We can run away together.

And we run, and we get 31.

We can make it if we run.

And when we run this, we indeed see all the links on the page.

These persons run this country.

This pen has run dry.

And let's run this code.

That this pick. If we look carefully, this might run a number of times.